Automatic Drive-Through Car Wash Locations in Phoenix, AZ
4 of the 121 car washes we list in Phoenix have automatic drive-through wash. Automatic car washes allow drivers to clean their vehicle exterior in 3 to 7 minutes without leaving the steering wheel. Locations feature either touchless high-pressure sprayers or soft-cloth friction systems, with most facilities offering complimentary self-serve vacuums after exit. Single washes cost between $8 and $25, while unlimited monthly membership plans range from $20 to $45.
27th Ave Car Wash TouchlessSelf-serve bays
4425 N 27th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85017-4337
🕒 6am-10pm
Bell Auto Spa Free vacuumsDetailingUnlimited plans
315 W Bell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85023-7934
Splash Car Wash TouchlessSelf-serve baysDetailing
4348 W Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85031-2936
Typhoon car wash TouchlessSelf-serve bays
7801 N 43rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85051
Also in Phoenix
- Self-Service Car Washes7
- 24-Hour Car Washes4
- Car Washes with Free Vacuums37
- Car Washes with Unlimited Membership62
- Touchless Car Washes9
- Professional Auto and Car Detailing Services24
- Professional Auto Detailing Services6
- Interior Car Detailing and Deep Cleaning Services5
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How much does a single automatic car wash cost?
A basic exterior automatic wash costs between $8 and $12, covering a standard soap application and rinse. Premium tiers ranging from $18 to $25 include undercarriage washes, triple-foam conditioners, tire shine, and ceramic wax coatings.
What is the difference between touchless and soft-cloth automatic washes?
Touchless washes use high-pressure water jets and specialized chemical detergents to clean without physical contact, protecting delicate paint or aftermarket wraps. Soft-cloth washes use closed-cell foam strips to physically scrub dirt, offering stronger removal of baked-on road grime.
How long does an automatic car wash cycle take?
An automated conveyer tunnel cycle typically takes 3 to 5 minutes from entry to the final air dryer. Roll-over in-bay automatics, where the vehicle remains stationary while the equipment moves around it, usually take 5 to 7 minutes per vehicle.