El Rey Del Brillo

Amazing spot they dont play here! They get under and all over. Can’t beat $ 15 for a SUV inside and out.

Alguna vez este lugar fue bueno pero ya no. El cartel dice $ 10 (tamaño chico) por el lavado del auto, pero cuando uno entra empieza el regateo. Y la sala de espera está tan sucia que pongo en duda cómo lavan los autos. El personal es descortés y algunos hasta mal educados.

You get a full service car wash for $ 10 bucks! How amazing is that!
I have been here over 5 times to get my brand new car cleaned and I haven’t had a problem with them. They are all every kind men who are willing to make your day better by just cleaning your car. You can tell them specifically what you want them to do before giving them the keys.
The wait is around 30 – 45 mins, depends on how busy they are. Best time to go: In the morning during the week days. Weekends are their most busiest days. The waiting room isn’t amazing, they play Univision and there’s an old vending machine. So I normally just walk across to Dunkin and work on my laptop.
Check them out! Best deal in town!

Best and most affordable hand car wash in Miami! A $ 10 car wash where they vacuum, dust and then hand wash and dry the car. I go out of my way just to get my car washed here!

The worst waiting room to wait for your car. A little longer wait than most car wash places… Also is the best car wash I have ever been. I have been to all of the high end places in Miami. My suv looks new inside and out every time. I have never rated anything on Unilocal or any other place but this hole in the wall deserves a shout-​out.

This place is The Bomb. It’s a $ 10 full service car wash, and you absolutely get what you pay for. Believe it or not, a few dollars make a difference when it comes to car washes. The more expensive car washes will obviously do a better job. You can’t deny it and you can tell the difference a dollar or two make, but for ten dollars I don’t mind the little stuff that was left untouched.
I rolled in on a very dusty car, the result of a drought in South Florida. The messy interior, well, that’s me, my friends, and my kids. Three attendants were on deck and guided me under a multicolored canopy. I stepped out and all three started to work on my car immediately, in a «man, get out of the way» manner. One used a pressure gun to clean the wheels (if you have rims, watch out for scratches), another one was spraying soap with a water gun (professional one, not the super-​double-​blaster XL) and the third one was scrubbing away. In less than ten minutes, my car was done-​deary-​dong.
The wash being finished, one of the guys drove my beauty to another set of canopies, used for the drying and detailing. As he drove away, one more car showed up, and the two remaining attendants got busy. Then another car came in, and it was one man per car. They finished washing, they drove away, more cars came in, and a second round of attendants came out. All in all, there was about twenty five people scrubbing, watering, drying, detailing. A small royal army of car washers.
When I got called in to get my car, after about 30 minutes of drying and buffing– I was wondering what was going on– I was glad to see that my car was shining like the day it came out from the dealership. «Oye, que brillo». Not only was the outside clean and shiny, but the attendant had greased all the trims and the car basically looked like new. I was amazed. He got a nice tip, which he gladly secured in his Nintendo controller bi-​fold wallet.
Of course, the devil is in the details. Inside, it wasn’t as clean. And of course, it is the standard at the $ 10 places, but if for once they would clean the interior like they clean the outside, this place would be gold. But that’s what ten dollars buy.
For what I paid, including tip, there is no better car wash for those unable or lazy to wash their cars. This car wash is truly «El Rey Del Brillo».