I was in the area and needed a car wash. My go to car wash place is always quick quack. I like that…read morethey have the option for you to get a rewash if your car is not clean after the first wash. I do wish the wash was stronger so that my car would be clean after the first one without having to go back. Their vacuums are strong and picks up all the debris in my car. They also have clean towels for you to wipe your car after. They are mainly membership based and will try to sell you a membership, but I don't get my car wash often to the point where I need one.

This car wash chain used to be good but they are now way too salesy. If I don't want your…read moremembership just let me buy the wash I want and let me go. Then the girl checking me in had the longest fake nails and couldn't work the iPad with them. Right now there's 3 cars all sitting stuck in the car wash because she put too many through at once. Not sure when it will be back running again. Go somewhere else! This place needs management oversight and a cleanup.

This review is about their car wash. Last month, we spent $23 at a car wash place in Honolulu…read more Today, the "ultimate" top option at Chevron was $12! That isn't a typo. Love that they don't have a tire track on the ground that could scratch your rims. This machine gives your car the option of "soft cloth" or "no touch" washing. Overall great job cleaning the smooshed bugs off the windshield. The dry time is kind of short though. Big mahalo to Derek for his great customer service.

Exelente service, I use the gas rewards save me a lot of money, restroom is really clean . I like…read morethe carwash job.

Alan has the patience of a saint. A little less than a year…read moreago, my windshield was cracked by a screw or something falling inside the carwash. It stressed me out because I already went through another local carwash damaging my car and them weaseling their way out of any liability. Thankfully 7Flags caught it on video so there was no doubt. They were very honest about being at fault and sent me to a local glass vendor to have my windshield replaced. Fast forward to November. The sensors on my car were acting up ever since the windshield was replaced. It wasn't a problem until the automatic braking kicked in when it should not have and caused me to dead stop on a busy street. It was incredibly dangerous and my trust in the vehicle was shaken. Then comes the annual oil change for my car. We had been planning to go on a trip that upcoming weekend and needed an oil change and for Subaru to look at the sensor issue as it was a major safety concern. We find out from Subaru that the windshield replaced was not OEM and the sensors were not calibrated correctly. Turns out with these new cars, only the dealers or someone with an authorized copy of the software, can calibrate the sensors. They also cannot be disabled. Ultimately it looked like the job we had done months prior was botched and due to the safety concern, the windshield needed to be replaced once again and calibrated by Subaru. We expressed this concern to the vendor who initially changed the windshield and he was less than cooperative with our needs. We reached back out to 7Flags where we spoke to Alan about the situation. Alan worked with us one on one while communicating between the original glass vendor, Subaru of Fairfield, and his supervisors at 7Flags. Due to some communication hiccups we had to inform Subaru to work with Alan as the original glass vendor was becoming less civil about the situation. Thankfully 7Flags, once again, covered the repair. This time it was done correctly through the dealership. We are so thankful that 7Flags is an upstanding company that takes responsibility in its mistakes. Alan did an outstanding job with rolling through the punches and helping us with the roller coaster of a week. We are monthly unlimited wash members and will continue using 7Flags car washes all over Solano County. I still get nervous going through the automated car washes, but feel more secure now that I know that 7Flags takes accountability in its business practices. Thank you again and we will continue on being loyal customers!

Aug 19th I was talked into trying the unlimited car wash for $21.00 (for 1 month). Was not…read moreexplained that we a trial special amount, nor that it was going to be a recurring charge each month. Especially for $31.99. I happened to see a pending charge in back account. I called right away. Was told they couldn't reverse the charge. But, I have another month of unlimited free car washing for $31.99 What kind of crap is that? Companies refund all the time why he couldn't I don't know. I only go there maybe once every 3 or 4 months and I'm too lazy to wash my own car and I told him that. Be careful everyone don't talk to you into something you won't even know what's coming next.

I love using their self service car wash. They play fun music. It was really simple to use the menu…read moreand equipment. I love using their pressure washer as it gets a lot of gunk and dirt off without having to damage your car's paint with a brush. Speaking of the brush, it has soft bristles but they're separated so it's not the best for scrubbing. They have a few slots, and I've never had to wait to wash my car. I like how convenient and fast it is to wash my car here. They also have a drive through car wash (I've never used it) and a pet wash area.

I always have a great experience when I come here. Some of the tools might be a little old but are…read morestill in great shape and get the job done. I've only ever had one issue with the soap not dispensing but it was fixed the next time I went. I live in apartments so I have to find car washes to wash my car and this is always my go to. It's $3 for 4 min last I checked which is a pretty good bargain compared to anywhere else I've been. I would recommend bringing your own towels to dry your car. Thanks for keeping this place running well!

Always fast and convenient. I'd suggest getting a monthly subscription to breeze through;…read moreotherwise, the staff will always come up to your kiosks to assist you.

Terrible management. Will damage your car and then refuse to take responsibility. Its at your own…read morerisk. Do not recommend.

I stop here often since it is on my way home. The carwash is clean, the equipment is in good…read morecondition and the price makes it even more worth it!!

There's a reason that I carry a bog of quarters in the SUV with me. I rent a big Suburban for my…read morework and crew to get around when we're on location and we get it pretty dirty sometimes with all the dirt roads and mud sometimes, and I don't wanna get hit with an excessive dirty charge when I return it, so there self service pressure washing places like Splash Zone really work out well. Two sessions at around I think it was $3 in quarters cleaned the big SUV. Not maybe totally spotless but good enough to avoid a extra dirty charge. The pressure is good, first soap wash then a high pressure rinse. Sometimes, I can get some of my crew to dry the SUV off, but you know, what works well is we just drive fast on the freeway and it blows all the water off for the most part. Just watch for the cops! I hope the inside isn't too dirty to return! Never got hit yet with an extra dirty charge.

I consider myself a connoisseur of cheap car washes…read more My first boyfriend (at age 16) told me I should wash my car to distract my Dad from violating curfew after a group of us stayed out all night. Based on Greg's bizarre advice, I washed my car at a cheapo self serve car wash before driving home. While my dad didn't give a rat's ass about how clean my car was: "Where were you?!!" vs. my hoped-for "check out those white sidewalls and the freshly waxed exterior!" I did discover the delights of washing my own car that day and it's stuck with me since. With a few quarters I could suds away the crud and dead bugs and have a clean car in the midst of life's chaos. So, as a frugal Midwesterner, I love to save money and do my own labor. Damn, car washes in California are so fancy- subscriptions, multi step, $10-25? Guess what- I'd just as soon spend good money on lunch than spend on a car wash . It's going get dirty again, right? So I have become an expert at searching out cheap car washes. Usually on the wrong side of the tracks, with an old fashioned dial selection and a five dollar bill to quarters changer if you're going to be fancy. Imagine my THRILL at stumbling on this great example of a classic American car wash while in woodland a couple of weeks ago. Is that sign mid century modern! I love it! The spray was strong and the soap sudsy. There isn't a timer so you have the added incentive to Hustle! They don't have a change machine but an actual person on site who can give you quarters. You can thank me (and Greg) later after you try the car wash distraction technique on a loved one "(insert major violation) but look at the clean car!" Get to it!

Decent self serve car wash except there was no working change machine??? Fortunately I dug through…read moremy backpack and found enough quarters. Pressure wash was good with plenty of soap. Bring change!!

The people who work here are kind, helpful, and efficient. One of the employees outside took the…read moretime to explain the different types of car washes and detailing options available. My car was covered in layers of dust, dirt, and dead bugs, so I went with the $11 wash. Before entering, my car was sprayed down, and a kind gentleman helped guide my wheels onto the conveyor belt. You leave your car on and put it in neutral while the conveyor moves you through the wash. A few minutes later, my car came out shiny and clean, and another kind employee dried it off for me. They also have complimentary vacuum stations available if needed. Individual washes range from $8-$18, and they offer monthly plans ranging from $25-$55, which seems like an excellent deal if you wash your car regularly. Great experience, great value, and genuinely friendly service. I will definitely be back!

I don't normally leave negative reviews, but this experience was incredibly frustrating…read more I paid for the VIP Shine Wash, which specifically includes tire shine. After my car came through the wash, I was directed to the finishing area where an employee was supposed to apply the tire shine. Instead, the employee simply walked away and left. No explanation. No replacement. No one stepped in to finish the job. So I just sat there wondering if someone was coming. After waiting and looking around, it became obvious that nobody had any idea I was still waiting. At that point I had to either continue wasting my time or leave without receiving the full service I paid for. How does a business not have someone available to cover when an employee leaves their station? If someone needs a break or their shift ends, that's understandable, but customers shouldn't be left sitting there with an unfinished service because no one is assigned to take over. It wasn't about the tire shine itself. It was about the complete lack of communication and accountability. A simple "Someone else will be with you shortly" would have made all the difference. For a business that advertises attention to detail, this was a disappointing experience. I expected better.