Truck Wash Experience

Multi bay, manual wash (hand), with blowers at the end like a car wash, which I have never seen at a truck wash. And don't destroy my polished aluminum. If I say soap & water I mean soap & water.

 

I'm about multi bay manual washes. My favorite Truck Wash is Pride in Knoxville, TN. I will got to others though. I like the mit or brush places. The Blue Beacon is cool, but I have it written down which ones I feel are better. My favorite Beacon locations are Oak Grove, MO or Joplin, MO. I've got others that I like as well. Oklahoma City, Amarillo, Phoenix, Dallas all work for me. There are mom and pop ones that are under the radar too. Large Car Truck Wash in Checotah, OK comes to mind. The more attention they pay to details, the more likely they are to get my business.

 

I want a manual hand wash automatic for trailer sides like most truck o mats and Bear Crossing in Willow Springs is ok. Arkansas Valley in Ft. Smith is a 24 hour place, does an exceptional job. The supervisor on duty does a walk around with you. Rather than just push you out the door. My big thing is getting my truck clean no missed spots and don’t mess up the aluminum. Open late and a quality job are what will keep guys going back. The first crap wash I get that’s it I won’t got back there anymore

 

have a ladder, so your not climbing on the engine, breaking stuff!!

 

You talking about the one at Exit 5 on the access rd? If so, by far the best truck wash I've been to across the country.

 

Yes sir. I agree 100 percent

 

Multi bay, hand wash ,extra brush’s and mitts use a fresh batch when next truck pulls in cause I don’t want my paint or aluminum scratched from somebody’s dirt ladders and scaffolding, cause I don’t want em crawling on my ride like spiders Driver’s lounge with picture window so you can watch your truck being washed employees must be clean and professional and have all their teeth