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Even when you have an older vehicle that you may not care so much about, regular professional washes are still important. Without them, you may find that stuck-on road debris can begin to deteriorate and scratch the paint.

In the past, manufacturers have recommended "breaking in" your new engine with a non-detergent, non-synthetic oil, but you don't have to worry about that anymore. Today's oil and engine technology means that you don't have to worry about this breaking-in period.

The first advanced semiautomatic carwash was invented by Thomas Simpson in 1946. A conveyor belt, hooked to the bumper, pulled the vehicle through a wash tunnel containing an overhead water sprinkler, manually operated brushes, and a 50-hp blower that dried the car.

Internal combustion engines have been forced to become more fuel-efficient, be less-polluting, smaller, and longer-lasting, and their lubrication needs have changed dramatically as well. These changes in the engines have required the development of multi-weight detergent motor oils that are suitable for the tighter clearances, higher heat, and higher RPM of these engines.

Want to be green while you keep your car clean? Go to a carwash. Not only do carwashes use less water overall, but they also have drainage systems that channel used water to a treatment plant instead of into the storm runoff system.

Things like UV rays, salt, acid rain, and other elements can oxidize your paint over time, leading to corrosion or rust. Part of detailing your car includes waxing it, which provides a vital barrier that helps protect against these elements.

If you’re leading a hectic lifestyle, you may find that you don’t have as much time to handle car care and maintenance on your own anymore. Let’s talk about how our team can help you keep your car clean without putting more demands on your packed schedule.

Do you have allergies? You've probably noticed that these can get worse when things like pollen or dust are in the air, but that same air goes through your car's air filters and covers your car. Detailing your car can remove those allergens and help with your allergies.

When you have young children who ride in your car, you may constantly be finding new stains on your seats. Having your car’s interior regularly cleaned when you visit the carwash can help to keep these stains from setting in and becoming a permanent fixture in the car.

We realize that your vehicle can be a major point of pride for many people. Whether it’s a slushy winter, or a hot and dry summer, our carwash professionals are always available to help you ensure that your vehicle looks its best.

Did you know that most major vehicle manufacturers recommend synthetic oil for a couple of specific conditions? The top reasons they recommend it are for severe driving conditions such as long road trips or regular stop-and-go traffic.

It is highly recommended to use a wheel brush or sponge specifically for your vehicle's wheels and a separate wash mitt for the paint. Brake dust is actually tiny metal particles that will scratch your paint.

Take advantage of the high-pressure water hoses in your area every once in a while. They do a great job at removing any dirt, salt or any other debris from the hard to reach places.