CAR wash Touch Free Seven Corners in
West Falls Church (VA)

Very poor customer service, often out of service, exact cash only at entrance to car wash, otherwise you have to go inside gas station. Staff inside gas station not helpful, can't answer basic questions, most don't speak English

Need to go inside to pay but the gasoline station is not open so how would you get a car wash if it's open 24 hours

For the price you get a good touchless wash, and you can get an underbody wash for an upgrade which is good for washing off road salt in winter. The basic wash is $7 with a gas purchase. The dryer is effective too.

Friendly staff, good prices, but the area had a lot of trash and the wait was over half an hour and the machine was exact cash only.

You get what you paid for, but even then, left side of soap spray and the underside spray didn’t even work. And rubbing the topside of car with a tissue paper afterwards got me this black residue, definitely recommend you bring your own microfiber to clean your car afterwards and get the cheapest option if you are still going to use it.

It's a touchless car wash. It will never beat a regular full car wash or self wash. But it does get the job done and it's cheap. My go-to in the area to avoid swirls in my paint.

Not super powerfull wash but works well, this is the only touch free in the area so can't complaint. But when you get your car washed, you still can see some spots on the car, might wanna rub a micro fiber cloth all over after your wash.

Nothing fancy, but the pricing is very fair, and apparently it's one of the few touchless car washes in the area. The cash payment machine broke down when I was there, but the guy behind the counter at the gas station was out in a flash to start the wash and didn't charge me anything, which I appreciated.

Really good for the price. Staff is very helpful as well. Requires exact cash, but you could pay with card inside. Would suggest carrying a microfiber towel and dry some soap and water streaks left around for a perfect clean.

Wash was okay, $12 for premium Line was really long an take a lot of time Machine only take exactly amount of cash in $1, $5 and $10 If u don't have change or use card u can pay in the store

While the wash quality is great the payment system is frustrating. It doesn't accept cards and only takes exact cash amounts. If you have the right cash at hand you'll have a great experience.

extremely long line with everyone here Sunday morning to wash the salt off their cars. After 30+ minutes in line, told that the wash is broken.

Great for what it is, a touch less cheap car wash (no brush). For $8 (deluxe), it’s a bang for your buck. Your call will be clean and salt-free after these winters. I took my Tesla model Y in since this was the only car wash that was brushless. Doesn’t scratch your car, just high pressure water blasting.

I went to wash my car, they didn't accept payment by card, they didn't accept my friend's card either, so we went somewhere else

Some touch free car washes are solid and get the job done. This is not one of them. The under spray doesn’t work half the time, and the rinse is not effective, leaving soap stains all over the car. Recommend using a different touch free car wash.

The carwash does not take credit cards. You have to pay in cash inside the convenience store. But the car came out clean.

It got the salt out! I purposely looked for a place with a bottom sprayer, or else I could have just washed at home. I paid inside with credit, and the cashier gave me a code on the receipt. When you are next in line, put the code in and wait. The code was valid for about a week. It took around 5 mins per car, including a 30-second timer for air as you are driving out. I waited 45 minutes, and I didn't buy my code until there were two cars ahead of me. There are also 3 vacumns, 2 of them you can use while in line. I also turned my engine off while waiting. On the day I went, there were 8 cars ahead, and by the time I finished, there were about the same amount waiting in line. Pricing is $12, $10, $8, and $7. I used the $8 deluxe because that was the cheapest one that could spray under the car. The bottom sprayer is located first as you enter. Wash/rinse/wax is when you're parked and dry is when you leave. I went too fast and did not dry my car as I wanted. If you have a microfiber cloth, you can wipe away the droplets, I didn't, and it left spots after it dried. Overall, I am satisfied with my experience, but I should n't have used it during rush hour around 3:30 pm. on a Tuesday after snow was forecasted the weekend before. Not their fault.

Great for a touchless wash as long as you have your expectations set accordingly. Won't scrub off anything really stuck on but is a great maintenance wash without the risk of scratches from brushes like on conventional auto washes. Price seems about right. Could use some maintenance to be perfect through - broken card reader (must pay at pump or use exact cash) and non-functioning wash status lights. Still a great place given the rarity of touchless in the area.

The car wash works fine for us, though the vacuum machine doesn't function well. My advice is to use it only for wash-only visits. Fortunately, I only needed a car wash, not a vacuum. 😁

Best Touchfree and touch less car wash in the area. Only $12 for the most expensive option and $8 for the cheapest. Gets the car about as clean as you can without touching and great for doing between hand washes. Can't get the tires or small areas well but does the job you expect for $12.

Can be a busy place sometimes especially on nice sunny days. The line can overflow into the street. The credit card reader was broken when we visited but it took cash and vouchers purchased from Sunoco. There are pay vacuums. Quarters are available at the laundry mat nearby.

Touchless, automatic, about 60% of the grime comes off, and inexpensive. I don’t know if the lights indicating what services you’re getting are broken, but it is possible you’re not getting what you pay for with the more expensive washes. I’m ok with that because I usually get one of the two cheapest. If you want perfect, get your car detailed. If you want quick, decent, and won’t likely scratch the car, you can’t go wrong. Just realize you’re not going to get champagne on a beer budget here. FYI the credit card reader at the wash tunnel entrance is terrible so you may want to buy at the pump.

After paying $12 for the “Ultimate Protection Wash”, I only received a pre-soak foam rinse and a high pressure rinse. ZERO of the other services listed (which I paid for) were performed. Likewise, the interior of the bay itself was filthy blowing dirt and dust around the car during the wash. Not only did it not fully clean my car - it left water marks and couldn’t even get the pollen off. Very disappointing experience.

Waited just shy of an hour for a car wash that didn’t remove the flower petals from my car, in fact made it worse by making them stick better with the clear coat. Lady at the desk told me that since it’s brushless I can’t expect much, and gave me paper towels to wipe it down. The paper towels were black by the time I was done wiping so clearly not a good job. Would not recommend at all.

True touchless car wash which is great. No foam or brushes will touch car. Only one in Arlington that I have been able to find. Equipment is a little old but gets the job done. Although washing car by hand is best, this great option to other car washes that will probably scratch car. Top tier at time of posting was $12. Only con is that it does have metal tubing to align car in position.

Don't go to this one. My car was not only poorly wash but I got scratches on on it.

The line was really long (7 cars ahead of me) so it took 20 min to get into the car wash, then once in, the high pressure rinse doesn't work on left side. for the price of the car wash they should fix this.