Jiffy Wash

Good pressure fair prices

Great location, not terribly busy when I go, typically early during the business day - - BUT - -nNot a lot of wax from the wand, but I don't often use the wax anyway. Also, don't expect the foam brushes to work very often. Doesn't matter which bay you use, you'll usually only get a lot of noise and gurgling from the brush but very little actual foam if any at all. Now a lot of people may not see this as a big deal, as you can just use the soap from the wand, but the foam from the brush does two major things... it cleans your vehicle, but it also lubricates the brush as you move it over your paint, helping minimize any marring or scratching from the brush. Not sure if the carwash owners are trying to save a buck, but the the risk is to high for me. Often, I'll stop in to wash my vehicle, put in just enough $ to start it, then I'll immediately check to see if the brush is gonna work today. If it doesn't, I'll only give my vehicle a good rinse with the time I have, then go to the carwash in Grabill. The Grabill wash is a little further out of my way, and doesn't take cards, but the brushes always work. As often as the Jiffy Wash brushes haven't worked lately, I've just gone to Grabill first. Today, I tried Jiffy again, but unfortunately, the brush did it's usual gurgling, with no foam.nPros:nConvenient location, usually clean bays, high pressure from the wands, takes cards.nCons:nNot much wax from the wands. Foam brushes rarely work. If you don't know they don't work, you can put a lot of money in the machine for nothing. I doubt Jiffy will offer any refunds, or pay for marring or scratch repair from the dry brushes.

Machines take debit and credit cards...perfect!

My go to place for washing my WeatherTech floormats and spray my engine down. Typically don't wash my Jeep there.

Like the sweepers there the touchless automatic