Horrible car wash, spot free rinse sucks. Left my car covered in water spots. Not well maintained based on other self service car washes I've been using. Oh yeah, the area is not good either. Looks like homeless hanging around looking for money. I will not be returning to this place. read more

Took my damn $2 as I ran to grab quarters for the last dollar. When I came back it timed out so I had to add another $2 and start over so overall entirely overall $7 to just rinse off my car w the power wash. read more

Great carwash except for the tweakers and inconsiderate aholes that pull up in the large vehicle bay with stair on the side to wash a civic or a pontoon boat. The carwash needs to put a sign up that instructs these morons not to use the large vehicle bay if any of the normal ones are available. I watched a dude wash a 30ft pontoon boat in it today, came back later... a dude was hand drying his 20 year old tundra in it, then I came back a third time and a couple tweakers were taking everything out of their car, using buckets and water to detail IN THE BAY. The owner of the wash HAS TO PUT A SIGN UP. These people need their hands held in life. absolutely no consideration for what is going on around them. read more

Great do it yourself carwash. Great location, everything works and is in good shape. Excellent prices. For $2.50 you get 4 minutes of options from soap, rinses and soap brush. For $5 you get 12 minutes which is more than enough with the same options which are located on the switched of every port. The carwash accepts dollar bills and debit/credit cards. I used mine with no issues. read more

I've been going to this "do it" yourself car wash for over the past two years and its great! I didnt want to drive my car through a automated car wash and this is just the type of place I was looking for. Every time I've gone to wash my car here, the place is always clean & free of trash. The car wash excepts credit cards & for $5.00 you get 12 minutes & for a $1 more you can continue to add a minute to your time. Their is a large clock that clearly displays how much time you have left & beeps when your time is close to running out. I also bring my own towels to dry off my car after ive finished washing it. Bring cash if you plan on vacuuming your car because each kiosk only accepts coins. The equipment is in good shape & works well. This place tends to get pretty busy later in the day & on the weekends so I'd recommended going earlier then later to avoid having to wait for an open slot. read more

Super simple, convenient way to get a high quality wash that beats out drive thru and even some hand washing places, because you can get in there yourself! The fact that they have a credit card reader AND that you can get unused time credited back is a godsend. Worth every penny. read more

This is my go to for a car wash place as I control how much contact washing is done. Automatic washes scratch your clear coat, Japanese cars have soft clear coats so that doesn't help either. Touchless are better but very high pressure can also grind dirt into the clear. Prior to paint correction I'd use the pressure gun w soap, brush, and spot free rinse. Just those three. Daily driver scratched up truck. No longer scratched, now compound and polished with a Griots 3-1 Ceramic spray wax applied. My truck is vastly improved so I'm much more careful. If you have very nice paint or a new car I'd recommend you carry a bottle of ONR, McKees 914 or P&S Absolute rinseless wash pre diluted to 1:128 or 1:256 to pre treat the vehicle or at least the lower panels before paying the car wash and starting the count down. Make sure to shake the bottle a bit. Pre treat the wheels and tires ahead of time with a wheel and tire cleaner. Numerous at auto parts stores. Let the ONR (Rinseless) sit a few min. Use some wheel brushes if you have them or the foaming brush they have at this wash to quickly work on the wheels. Don't want the wheel cleaner to dry. Then high pressure wash off the wheels. Soap and wash how you see fit at this point. If you use the brush on the hose make sure there are no sticks or sharp objects in it that would scratch up your paint. The bristles themselves will leave some swirl marks. Nature of the beast. I'd personally fill up my own bucket with my own soap so I can control the PH levels. Hand wash out of that bucket. Use the pressure gun to rinse out the wash mitt frequently then dunk back in the soap bucket. Car wash wash places use high PH soap which cleans very well but is hard on coatings, waxes, and Sealants. If you have no active paint protection use their soap forget the bucket. You have no coating to protect. Just Raw clear coat. If you have no wax or ceramic coating I'd get a spray bottle and apply a spay on when wet protection after rinsing the soap, like McKees Hyrdo Blue (worth buying a bottle) that activates with water. You will then have really good water beading for a couple months. So rinse off soap, spray McKees or your choice of spray on when wet protection then rinse that off. This is a rinse aid. Towel dry with good micro fiber towels unless you have a blower handy. Griots, The Rag company, luxury microfiber, Gyeon, Chemical guys and others all make high GSM 1100 plus dedicated drying towels. "The Liquidator" on Amazon is nice. Only use them for drying. Don't let them touch the ground or dirty lower parts of the vehicle under bumpers etc if they are dirty. Use a cheap towel like Costco yellow ones down on those areas. Basically I'm at the point of only using this car wash for the high pressure spot free water. Good on wheels and lower panels etc. This place would be perfect if it had a standard pressure washer gun hose hook-up (3/8" quick release) w de-ionized water. That way you bring your own foam cannon and do a very high end two bucket wash. Slower so they would likely make more money on people doing a hand bucket wash. Plus they would supply no chemicals. Water spot tip if washing at home in sun or on the road. If you buy (1 gallon) Formula Four spray wax (made for automatic car washes) Dilute it 1:10 or 1:20 in a spray bottle, spray on after rinsing off soap while car is still wet and it will kill any hard water and leave a bit of short term wax protection. Don't let it dry. McKee's 37 Hydro Blue would be even better used the same way but one panel at a time. Spray hood rinse. Spray fender rinse etc etc. There are many other products but Superior brand formula 4 is very economical. See Wilson Auto Detail on you tube for the formula 4 tip. McKees is better longer term protection. Both on Amazon. Just saw the No bucket sign. Guess that won't work read more

Price is good, everything works great. I wouldn't come back until they have a dryer in the bays though cause then you're stuck drying by towel If you were lucky enough to bring one read more

It's a ok car wash but u have to wait for people to dry there cars when there's parking spot for them to park n dry ur car ‍

Where this place has always been around a 4-5 I now have to go with the 2. It is a nice car wash and close to me which makes it convenient, even though there were times I would show up only having to wait until someone decided to move their car as they are drying it in the bay. No common sense or politeness anymore. But lately I have seen your 5 dollars doesn't stretch as far as it used to. Shame on me if I missed something or this is wrong but the last two times I have been here I am no longer getting the 15 minutes for 5 dollars. The first time I figured it was my fault because I was slow entering the quarters but this time I threw a 5 dollar bill and no luck. Ended up driving away with soap still on my car. It was fun while it lasted but for 10 dollars I will be taking my truck to an automatic car wash. Good luck as I know this guy is attentive cause he is there most days cleaning the place. read more

07/17/2017 1100am Clean, Equipment works well, towels & accessories Inexpensive, plenty of stalls , No Ghetto/Homeless,Lowlife Issues. Technician on Duty was Friendly,Polite when I approached Him. read more

Really clean, has everything available right there for you. $5.00 debit card for 14 minutes is solid. I forgot a towel so I bought a microfiber one for $1.50. Upon seeing that I didn't have any quarters and only dollars, all I had to do was look to my left and sure enough there was a dollars into quarters exchanger thingy that accepts a bunch of different bills. Love this car wash. Still left some spots on my white car, but I was able to get them out easily with the towel I purchased. Highly recommend read more

Redlands Bl Car Wash - Car Wash Near Me - Redlands, California

Great deal $4.00 for a w minutes of the wash time. All of the chemicals needed to get your car all clean are built into the tools provided thus promoting efficiency and more time taking care of your ride. Can get a little busy towards late afternoons on the weekend, but that's not a big deal. If your looking for a safe and safe extremely clean coin car wash, here it is!!! read more

This place is a rip off. First of all, the most important applications where completely missing. The bubble scrub brush was out of bubbles and the hot wax spray was also missing. I went to end my session so I pressed the button 3 or 4 times and it just charged me a dollar for every time I hit the button. There is no way to end your session. This place is a complete rip off. read more

Far best place to get your car washed in Redlands. Not only it's is reasonably priced. They are very professional and do a good job

I was looking for prices and found a couple from 4 years ago that said $5 for 14 so I expected to pay a little more. Once I got there was a few cars but I was able to pull right up to a stall. Surprisingly their $5 for 14 minutes price was still their rate. I have a small suv and this was more then plenty of time to wash my car. The stall i used had stairs on each side so I was able to step up and scrub the top too, I'm only about 5'2 so this was really helpful. The place was very clean and their was a friendly attendant walking around picking up any trash. I would definitely be going back and would recommend to anyone looking for a self service inexpensive car wash. As another user wrote the only thing they need is some shade for the vacuum area. read more

I like this place. It's fast, friendly, and clean. If you're close by. Get your Ride washed here

Clean and everything works. Only downside is there is no covered area to dry your car.

Excellent self-service car wash. Clean, well-lit, and equipment is in good working order. They charge a very reasonable (as of 6/2015) $5.00 for 14 minutes of wash time. And to top it off, the spot-free rinse actually uses demineralized water to prevent water spots from appearing. Overall a good value and a fantastic carwash. read more

Recently added credit card use. Makes it easier and im not left with a bunch of extra quarters. Thank you

I like this Cash wash a lot, the equipment is well maintained and looks new, no need to rely on a change machine since you can use a debit card as well ;) the vacuums have great suction, can't ask for more from this establishment. read more

Nice big self car wash. If you put in $5 you get 14 minutes and you can definitely get a good self wash for that long. In fact we washed 2 cars in that time frame. Clean and large. There is even a bay with a stair for bigger vehicles. I'll be back again. read more