Best Touchless Car Washes in Orlando, FL?

General Discussion
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I’m looking for recommendations on touchless car washes in the Orlando area. I want to avoid any physical contact with my car’s surface, as I’m really cautious about scratches and swirls that can come from traditional washes.

If you have had experiences with any specific locations, please share details:

  • Quality of service: Were the staff attentive? Did your car come out clean?
  • Pricing: Was it worth it?
  • Location: Are there any that are especially easy to get to?
  • Hours of operation: Any that are open late or on weekends?

I’ve heard a bit about a few places but would love to hear personal experiences or suggestions from fellow car enthusiasts. Let’s help each other keep our rides looking fresh without the worry of potential damage!

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I’ve been using the Touchless Car Wash on South Orange Ave, and I love their service! They use high-quality chemicals that leave my car sparkling. Prices start around $15 for a basic wash.

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That’s great to hear, Michelle! Does it get rid of tough stains well? I’m looking for something that really cleans.

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I tried the Touchless Car Wash near Orlando International Airport last week. The prices were a bit higher, about $25, but the quality was excellent. My car looked brand new!

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Sounds impressive! Do they have membership options? I might visit more often if it’s affordable.

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I would recommend checking out the Touchless Wash on Lee Road. It’s really reasonably priced, around $12 for a basic wash. However, they can get busy during peak hours.

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Thank you for the tip! I usually go on weekends. How bad is the wait time?

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I’ve had different experiences. The one near Universal Studios was nice, but they scratched my car once. Seems like some employees aren’t too careful. Beware!

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Oh no! That’s concerning. Did you report it to the manager? It might help others avoid similar problems.

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I really want to try a touchless wash too! A friend said they work wonders on detailing without the scrubs that sometimes leave swirls.

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Absolutely! And it’s super quick. Perfect for busy schedules.

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I like the one on Curry Ford. It’s usually less crowded, and the staff is friendly. They charge $20 for a wash and wax combo. Good deal in my opinion!

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That sounds like a hidden gem! Do they offer any discounts for repeat customers?

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For anyone into DIY, there’s a touchless kit available at some local auto stores. It could save money long-term, but I find the convenience of a drive-through wash hard to beat!

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Touchless washes are great when you’re in a hurry! Just don’t expect perfection every time. Sometimes it’s hit or miss, depending on the grime level.

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Very true! But it’s definitely better than doing nothing. I prefer a touchless wash over hand washing any day!

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I’ve been to a few touchless car washes in Orlando, and I find they do a decent job with dirt and grime without scratching the finish. However, they might not be as thorough with stuck-on debris compared to hand washes.

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Touchless washes are great for protecting your paint! But they can sometimes leave streaks if you don’t follow up with a quick rinse at home. Also, does anyone know how well they handle wax applications?

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I prefer touchless washes because they are environmentally friendly! Less water usage is a plus, and no potential for abrasive materials damaging the clear coat. Just my two cents!

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That’s definitely a good point about the environment! I still prefer hand washes because I can see any problem areas up close. Can touchless washes handle deeper cleaning well?