Tidal Wave Auto Spa | Car Wash

Catlin Wood 

on Google

a month ago

It is in no way worth $15 for the basic wash, honestly feels like a scam because it used to be like $5-6 here. Not sure what goes into the $10 extra we now pay cause everything looks the same. As you can see from the pictures, it barely cleaned the cars. 

Geoffrey O 

on Google

a month ago

I need to find a new car wash. This Tidal Wave location is OK. The people are pleasant, and the equipment (vacuums, car wash, etc) works well, but they literally increase the price every time I go in. The "cheapest" wash is up to $15 now. Not that long ago (couple of years), it was $6. These people have become crazed with greed. I think the strategy now is to get you on a monthly "subscription", so that you become a steady revenue stream. It's a bit cheaper if you do it this way, but the pricing is still out of hand. ... read more

April R Brown 

on Google

4 months ago

Paid 15$ for the Basic Wash with Tire Shine. Came out and vacuumed out car and rugs. My tires look dry,not shiny after the tire shine is put on. Asked an employee and while she stood there smiling at me saying oh yeah the tire shine machine Broke so it don't come out. That would have good to know Before I went thru the car wash. That was one of the reasons I came here. 

Crystal Mccord 

on Google

5 months ago

My first time coming to tidal wave wasn’t the best, but I decided to give it another chance. I met a staff member there named Gracey. She was such an angel. She completely changed my mind about coming back and helped me with my membership. I had such an incredible experience that I have even recommended to my friends and family about going there. Everyone I know now has been going to tidal wave ever since. She’s super friendly very helpful and all around the best. I absolutely recommend that you go. Thank you Gracey!!!! 

carolina pozos 

on Google

3 months ago

I’ve always washed my trucks here and liked it, but unfortunately, when I went to wash my SUV today, it just got wet with soap and came out dirty—it wasn't dried off, and the guy just rinsed the soap off with the pressure washer. I politely told the young woman what had happened, but she was very rude; she asked, "What do you want me to do? The machines aren't working." I asked her, "If you know they aren't working, why do you keep accepting cars?" She just said, "There's nothing I can do," and I left there very angry.