3)Go into the wash, sit back and watch the magic happen.
That completes my review and guide. It's not the perfect wash but it's one of the better ones that come with actual good customer service in my opinion, hope this helps out.
1)Go into a Self Serve bay and rinse down your car with the pressure wash to get the top layer of dirt and curd out. It's $3 for 4 minutes, which is plenty, but if you'd like to spend a little extra then go for it. I'd start washing down the wheels, tires and under panels with the pressure wash the wheels first just so I don't forget and make sure I washed it thoroughly. Use this opportunity to fine any gunk, bird poop, bugs, etc and scrub it off you car before heading out.
Used the self-wash but the directions are a bit hard to figure out. I ended up spending $14 to wash my truck and it was still not quite clean at the end. $1 per minute with about 12 different wash and wax settings.
Had a great experience and good results. Vacuum was lackluster but it was on the house, so why not. I did some research on their homepage and read a lot of reviews and advice before coming and I figured out how to get the best bang for the buck. I used the Self Serve bay along with the Automatic wash which only costed me $15 total which is equivalent to Brown Bears highest price point for Auto Wash.
5)This part is optional. Once your car is washed and dry, pull up to a vacuum machine. Remember that token you got? Well here is the time to use it. The vacuum is very weak in suction and the hose is short but it's service provided on the house so why not use it. Still does the job of getting dirt, dust, etc off your carpets and seats.
2)Go into the Automatic Touch Free wash. Go ahead and choose which wash you want. For those that don't want to spend much, go for the $7 wash. For those that don't mind spending a little extra, go for the $10 or $12. I for one don't mine spending, so I opted for the $12 because they had RainX. Once you selected your wash, the machine will dispense a token for you to use the vacuum, keep it and use it!
This guide is for those who have the extra time and are not in a hurry.
Love this place. Been washing my car here for years. I spend about 30 minutes washing my car and it usually costs me about 14.00 which is about what you would pay a brown bear drive in car wash. Here though, since you are washing it your can get all the dirt. Also having the ability to use a card is nice. I live near the splash n dash I'm Woodinville and purposely drive to Kingsgate because the splash doesn't take cards and just isn't as nice.
The suds here for your car are like no other..I do not know why but my car seems happier when I wash it with their soap.
Like the touchless factor. Only thing that would make this place better would be if the dryers/blowers had timers. Had an issue once with one of the washes and had to run my car through the other side. Called the # and they refunded me, no hassle. Will continue to bring my car here.
4)Once the wash is done, you're on to the drying stage. The dryer is above the exit of the bay, there's no timer but you have 60 seconds to utilize it. Pull out slowly until the hood of your car is directly underneath the dryer, stop and wait 5 seconds. Then you slowly creep out a little and stop for 5 seconds. Repeat this for the rest of the car until your 60 seconds is up. DO NOT LEAVE EARLY. It's there for you so utilize it fully and don't full rushed.
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