Coin Car Wash

$2 to start for 2 minutes and 40 seconds, accepts loonies and toonies ($1 & $2 coins). Check pictures for time vs. Cost! Spacious bay for your vehicle, can fit a pick-up truck easily! 4 bays for vehicles. Has 2 vacuums outside of the bays, $1 for 4 minutes. Would repeat!

Excellent for doing a quick wash on your bike

Bring your own change. The change machine took me and someone else’s money and did not dispense the change…lol

Basic bit cheap, no wait a little hard to find. No washroom on site

Vacuums didn’t work and there was no sign or anything saying it was out of service. Absolutely disgusting business

Best coin car wash I have ever used. PRESSURE IS AMAZING. TIMING IS VERY FAIR. WELL MAINTAINED FACILITY. MY MONEY HAS NEVER BEEN SUCKED AWAY. MACHINE ALWAYS STARTS AFTER MONEY/COIN ENTERS SLOT. I will keep coming back and will recommend to friends and family.

Fast and effective. Only busy on weekends. There are vacuums that work great.

This is a great spot for a quick economical wash. I believe there are four bays and I haven't used all the bays but mine was OK. The machine and hoses etc. seemed to be in good condition. The hose pressure is on point and is great for removing salt and grime and the brush was clean. The machine only accepts toonies and loonies and there is a change machine on site on the front wall between bays 2 and 3 I believe. That machines accepts 5's and 10's.The total cost for me was about $4 and that was cleaning my car that was covered in dirt and salt. It's $2 to start and then minutes are added with either an additional $1 or $2. Ensure you reinsert additional coins before the timer runs out or you will have to start again.The bay was not as clean when I arrived but that didn't bother me - it was around 8 AM. However I saw maybe the owner and another gentleman clearing away garbage and hosing down the bays.I would definitely be returning. It definitely beats a gas station car wash and gives a much deeper clean.

Clean and well maintained self car wash. The price is reasonable too.

This is my first visit to this self-serve coin car wash. It was busy at 9 AM on a Sunday. The line up extended to Legion Court Road. There's only 4 wash bays. But it was worth waiting for (about 15-20 minutes.)At first it took a couple of tries to get my toonies inserted in the machine. It kept rejecting the coins. After some attempts, the machine recognize the coins as payment and it's ready for some car wash action.The equipment and the wash bay itself looks good. I used the 4th wash bay, closest to the vacuums. The foam brush and hose wand are well maintained and functions properly. The clips on the wall to hang out floor mats keeps them up and stays put.The starting cost is $2 and accepts loonies and toonies. I paid $8 and I'm happy with the results.