DR Spotless Car Wash

Overall decent experience. Using a card was simple here. Just slide and it'll start counting up and charging. Switch to desired setting and use. I took my time, so ended up swiping twice since max time limit capped at $10. But I got about everything offered. Able to clean matts as well in the wash area. The vaccume was my issue. It had a heated dry option. DO NOT USE. Heat never came on and the air pressure lacks in power. Wasn't able to dry any part of my car. That is the reason for 4 instead of 5. The Vaccume itself worked wonderful for the inside of my car. Plenty of hose to reach everywhere.Service: Vacuuming

Used to be my go-to place. This last time, in spite of having at least two to three people actively working to fix things it looked like, many other things were still unfixed and wrong. Quarters got stuck in the first bay i went to. Terrible water pressure once i started in the second bay- I could hold the hose directly up to spots on my car with no avail, distinctions between wash/ rise, etc seemed slow to turn; plus, it appeared soap was sparsely still instead the rise cycles until the end. I have so many soap spots still on my car after $7. The bay I ended up with had a very used brush, as well as was missing part of the hose on the rainez tool. Such a waste. Also starting at the beginning of the year you'll be unable to use quarters and have to pay by credit card or purchase tokens. If they cannot guarantee that the equipment they have is in tip notch, I'm definitely NOT giving out my credit card information. Yikes! P.S. The pictures I'll provide are of now- after $7 worth of wash. You can still make out the wiper line/ spots that didn't come up and soap markings.

This is a great car wash, always clean, fairly priced and the automatic washes are truly touch free.

The best car wash in the Parkville area. Soap is great they're not stingy with it like most car washes. I drive the extra 15 minutes. & The worker's are great and friendly.

First time coming to this car wash was pretty impressed. The stall I went to took a bit to regulate the water pressure. Ended up paying 2$ worth of low pressure before I was actually able to clean. For the price it’s got a lot of options. Will come back in the future.

$19 for a "platinum wash" with add-on hot water and "salt buster" for my first car wash after the most recent snow fall the other week. Thought I'd give it a try since I was close by and had passed it several times before. The automated pay station was beaten up pretty badly and it took several attempts to get the reader to identify my card. From there, you slowly drive in to the structure and park in the middle where a mechanical washing apparatus circles your car spraying it unevenly with foam and wax and finished with a soak from varying jets of questionable water pressure. You then drive slowly through an underpowered drying fan which is under adequate. The overall impression of the final product was evident with plenty of salt streaks left on my vehicle as well as the untouched build-up on the side skirts and wheels. The good news: it looked mildly better than when it first went in. For $20, go just about anywhere else for an auto wash.

Had very bad road bugs. Cleaned up spotless. Tires cleaned. Total $8.32. Much cheaper than drive thru car wash. Highly recommend.

Good place to get a wash, friendly people, I feel safe to be here at night & also, there’s usually a worker/owner? around to help and keeps the place nice and clean!

Used the automatic wash, dark red truck was covered in salt. Was surprised to see the top selection touchless wash prior to options was $15, seemed pricey. Once I got home and looked at the truck, probably worth it, the wash did a great job.

Out of town working. Truck was too dirty for my likings so found this spot and got myself fixed up!