It's OK. You can drive to 64 or across the bridge to find cheaper, but this place is convenient…read more Free do-it-yourself vacuums, which are nice. Really good suction, so be careful you don't vacuum up something unintentionally- I lost a cheap pair of sunglasses and a couple pens. It's not touchless, so if I had a really nice car and was worried about paint scratches I would go elsewhere, but for my little Kia, the brushes are better at taking dirt off, so I'm ok with it. I guess I might consider a monthly plan in the winter to keep the salt and rust to a minimum - if you do that math it makes sense if you wash more than 3 times per month. The guy at the entrance assumes you are an idiot and don't know to put the car in neutral, but I still toss a couple of bucks in the tip box. Whatcha gonna do?

It got the job done and the guy at the front was nice. I could tell he was really trying despite…read morebeing in the cold.

Convenient car wash. Get $1 discount in combination with gas. Vehicle gets closed in and washed…read morethoroughly and it narrates what is happening. Children thought it was scary and at one point it seemed like it got stuck, but it got the truck clean. The drying process was a bit confusing and it did not finish drying all the way but we probably just drove through too fast.

I used to love when my parents would bring the car to Rubber Ducky when I was little, so I could…read morewatch the car go through the long wash bay and see all the different ways it was cleaned. Now, I love it because of all the services. It's great to be able to go and get my car vacuumed and the exterior cleaned so quickly. I know that they also can do deep cleaning as well, such as shampooing carpeting. The staff has always been very friendly.

There is no doubt the folks at Rubber Ducky do a nice job cleaning vehicles. But what really bummed…read moreme out was pulling into the car wash with my MINI VAN (Note the word MINI) and being told there is an additional "large vehicle" charge of $1.50 extra. They charge that same $1.50 for full size pick-ups and SUVs, and, I'm supposing, real FULL SIZE vans. That up-charge should ONLY apply to real FULL SIZE vehicles. Considering the fact that the employees also have a container put out for tips, I'd rather give the hardworking employees my $1.50 at the other end, but I have to spend it on that bogus up-charge.

Now owned by Valvoline. They check everything [including cabin filter]. Very impressed.read more

Nice people, fast service... there's never a long wait. Seems like they know what they're doing…read more You don't get the usual feeling of dread when you go to a quick lube place that they are going to screw up your car etc. Nothing fancy either, no waiting room or fresh coffee. You get your oil changed, you get on with your day.

Gloss Boss Auto Detailing did an outstanding job on my vehicle. They paid attention to every…read moredetail, ensuring a thorough cleaning, and successfully removed all the dog hair. Their expertise is highly recommended. Great price and the even delivered.

I am new to Door County and I was looking for a reasonable reliable auto service shop. Young sends…read moreout numerous coupons for basic service, oil change, flush and fill coolant, etc. I decided to try them. I was told that by friends that Young was one of the more expensive places but I decided to see for my self. I got an oil change and flush and fill coolant. using coupons It was a little more than I thought it should be but when I picked up the car and drove for a mile smoke started coming from the engine and the warning lights went crazy telling me to stop immediately. I saw the engine was very hot on the thermostat. They had flushed but not filled. There was no coolant in the radiator. I waited for the engine to cool down and I called them. I was told it was almost closing time and they might not be able to do anything. I immediately drove back with a hot engine. There was no excuse or attempt to rectify their mistake. In fact, they told me I should have checked the radiator before I left. I could have lost the whole engine.

I expect, as with other reviews here, that Young Auto will respond to this and attempt to negate…read morethe truth that they overcharge out of town customers simply because they can. So, just know as you read this review, how willing the upper management is to outright lie. We were on vacation in door county when we experienced a bad wheel bearing. I was confidant that was the problem based on the symptoms. I called 5 shops in and around fish creek (where we were staying) and Young Auto in Sturgeon Bay was the only one that was able to look at it - and potentially replace the bearing - in a day. We had to get home that same day so we had it towed there late morning. It was indeed a bad wheel bearing. They called after confirming it and said they were able to get the part locally and could replace it by 5 pm and that they would do a whole vehicle check as well. The quote seemed very high but, with no other option, we agreed to the $980. They did not do a whole vehicle check and the bearing noise returned on our 250 mile drive home. Found grease splatter inside wheel as well and had to have it re -repaired. Young did follow up a few days later and did suggest I call NAPA for a warranty claim on the part. It was during that process that NAPA rep said the exact bearing kit was under $200 wholesale cost to Young auto and $191 retail online to anybody. The line item on Young's invoice was $418. That's a 107% markup on the part itself -- with another $550 for labor to replace 1 wheel bearing. Young emailed me again in 2 days and, while I expressed appreciation for them following up, also told them their markup amount over the actual part price was outrageous. They doubled down and responded that retail cost IN THEIR REGION was $398. That was a lie as I called the exact NAPA in Sturgeon Bay just 2 miles from YOUNG auto and found retail was $240 and wholesale price to Young Auto was under $200. Some up charge amount is reasonable and expected but it was easy to fact check with NAPA and Young service manager simply lied again when I called them on it. Vacationing customers have to pay these huge up-charges to get fixed and get home so why not just admit they charge so much because they can rather than lie? So, their follow up did seem high level but that little bit does not justify: 1) overcharging SO MUCH for the part in the first place 2) shifting the responsibility for their failed repair to NAPA because they know I'm not going to return 250 miles for them to remedy 3) adding insult to injury by then lying a second time that the part cost $398 in "their region" when the sturgeon bay NAPA confirmed the cost to Young was $200 and only $240 RETAIL 4) any review response online when their MO seems to be to just lie again

Jim and George service all our vehicles. They are fair and honest. They don't try to screw you…read moreover. They explain what is going on and their findings. Pricing is beyond fair. When the dealership recommends thousands of dollars in repairs, we go to All Care for a second opinion. They show me exactly why the dealership is wrong or confirm the issue but charge us much less for the repair.

I had a problem while traveling and they were able to get me in within 15 minutes. They diagnosed…read moreand fixed the problem right away. Great friendly people and service. I highly recommend this shop.

Super fast super nice!! Got me right in. I was on my way to lower Wisconsin from Michigan and…read morenoticed I was over. Great place great people

If I wasn't moving out of the area this would be my new go to place…read more It shouldn't even be called Dan's Faster Lube - it should be Dan's Fastest Lube because they legit are the fastest. Walked in midday with no appointment - was told it would be 10 minutes. I was in in 6 minutes and they were finished in less than 10 after that. Prices reasonable - but the fact that it only took 15 min out of my life was amazing!