Embassy Autowash

Mohammed Mirza

The best place to get car wash and detailing.. the guy name is Omar, best guy.. no matter what, I get my car clean only at this place.. booked for life..

E R

Today, the folks (Omar and ? sorry forgot the other names) who did the interior detail and exterior detail on my Audi Q5 SUV did a phenomenal job. My car was covered in fine dog hair - it was everywhere. Today, when I picked up my car (which was ready when promised) it was like I had a brand-new vehicle. Don’t do the express detail, do the full deal. It’s worth it and a fair price for the job done ($170 for both interior and exterior). I had heard the new owners might not keep this service, and I sure hope that’s not the case. Otherwise it’s just another car wash place. This is the 3rd time I’ve had this work done here since I’ve owned dogs. (They also vacuumed the back seat protective cover without being asked.) Usually after beach trips and sand and dog hair trapped in all the nooks and crannies. I also saw the bad reviews and can’t speak to that. All I know is my experience with Omar, setting up the service, etc was 100% professional. And the previous visits when I just did interior detail.

Yaky Ibia

If you come here don’t bother having them clean the inside of your car. Save your money. They don’t do a good job. I don’t have kids or eat in my car so the dirt/dust is never very bad. Should be an easy clean. My dashboard was barely wiped down, still covered in dust/dirt. My touchscreen wasn’t even wiped at all. Dirt and dust all over the car interior in general. Seems that they didn’t even vacuum even a little. I paid for the $30 wash, their highest package. Save your money. Go elsewhere or only get an exterior wash.

Fletcher Gill

Terrible experience. Especially with the owner, Robby, who flat out lied to me and completely insulted my intelligence. I absolutely warn and caution anyone from going to this car wash for the following reason: The car wash track, which guides the left wheels of your car, has a huge metal section at the end of the car wash, when the car is drying. This can and may damage both of your left wheels. See photos. Making matters worse; to enter the track, one must make a sharp left turn...there's no "direct shot" with the entry angle. which leaves both of the left wheels destine for hard contact from the beginning. Before you continue, know this: My car is just 1 month old. I don't drive it in the snow. The wheels are so fresh that all four (4) wheels still have the little circle sticker on them, from the manufacturer. From the viewing window, inside the car wash, I watched the damage happen. When my car exited the wash, I immediately inspected the wheels. Both of the left wheels were severely damaged. Both wheels now have two inch long gouges. The location is exactly where you'd expect them to be, as one wheel passed by the metal track corner, then the next. I tested this later by placing a mark on the ground (to mimic the car wash track's exposed metal). As the car idled by the mark on the ground, both gouges lined right up to the mark on the ground. Furthermore, both gouges have obvious linear scratch marks. Both gouges are at the outermost point of the wheel design (where the wheel was most exposed), both appear to be cut by the same object, are the same length, etc. I immediately found the owner, Robby, and explained the situation. The owner, Robby, made the following excuses and assertions (all of which, if told to you, will be lies): 1. The reason for the damage is because your air pressure is too low. What? 2. The track has no metal (which of course, it does, and is obviously seen from the interior viewing windows while a car finishes the wash) 3. You'll love this quote "it's not our fault, the damage is from a rock, which you must have hit during the recent snow fall....".....what? 4. "Have your insurance company contact our insurance company" and see if you can get your insurance company to cover it." To which I replied: "will you accept responsibility" to which Robby answered "NO" before calling me an X-hole for asking him to accept responsibility for the damage. 5. I asked Robby if I could run my car 2 more times. I wanted to see if the car wash would do additional damage. If so, then we'd agree that Embassy Auto-wash would take responsibility. I even offered to pay for the extra two washes, as I was, and remain, certain it was the car washes fault. Robby refused. Friends, don't go to this car wash, or, at the very least, find Robby and show him your left wheels. Have him confirm that your wheels are free from damage, and insist he meet you on the other side to inspect the wheels before you leave. Short of doing this, you'll be lied to, insulted, called names, and sent on your way.