John H.
8/8/2021
Yesterday I drove my vehicle through the automated wash. When the wash was completed I pulled into a bay where the vacuums are located in order to dry my vehicle. When I started drying the windows...
Crystal Springs Car Wash II
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6001 W Erie St
Chandler, AZ 85226
Located in the vibrant city of Chandler, AZ, Crystal Springs Car Wash II stands out as a haven for car owners seeking top-notch service and convenience. This modern car wash facility offers a refreshing approach to vehicle care, combining efficiency and quality to deliver a sparkling clean finish every time. Situated amidst the bustling streets of Chandler, this establishment caters to the needs of drivers looking to maintain their vehicles in pristine condition.
With its state-of-the-art equipment and skilled team of professionals, Crystal Springs Car Wash II ensures a thorough cleaning experience that leaves cars gleaming inside and out. Whether you're a busy commuter or a car enthusiast, this car wash provides a seamless and efficient service that promises to exceed expectations. Step into a world of automotive pampering at Crystal Springs Car Wash II and treat your vehicle to the care it deserves.
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2.514 reviewsDavid A.
9/6/2025
I took less than 5 minutes and it charged my CC over $13. I followed the instructions as posted and hit "End" when I was done. It did not say $13 on the screen...but that is what it charged my CC.
Eric C.
8/4/2025
watch out for the card swiping scam, they got going. it says $3.50, but there is a digital timer thats keeps charging you more unless you push a tiny green button to stop it..
Eva G.
4/26/2022
Car wash is Great value and very clean area. The pressure washer works superior. Air hose for water. Plenty of time to suds up. Bring your own bucket and soap if you prefer. Drying bay with...
Alaca M.
4/19/2022
I stopped the machine at $2.75. But you took $10 off my credit card. There is definitely a scam or your machines are out of order. In this case, even 1 star is too much. You can see the proof in...
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