Car Wash Website Examples - 5 Sites That Win Over Clients

We scrutinized 5 sites to reveal the top features and flaws of our best car wash website finds.

A screenshot of the Silver Sponge car wash website.

A sparkling car is a point of pride, and car owners may be more picky than you think when choosing a professional car wash service. A great car wash website should make this decision a no-brainer, but how? While I've found that visual appeal is important, service details, clear pricing, location, and availability are equally essential.

Features that really help to sell the service, however, are added conveniences such as an online booking system, information about the quality of cleaning products, and customer reviews. Our car wash AI website builder can help you get the ball rolling and will create a website tailored to your business, complete with content, in less than a minute.

1.  Ocean Blue Car Wash

pin icon Precott Valley, Arizona, U.S.
desktop screenshot of website Ocean Blue Car Wash

Ocean Blue Car Wash describes itself as one of the premier car wash services in Arizona, which it attributes to the technologically advanced products used, value pricing, speed of service, and highly trained staff. At first glance, the home page appeared to provide most answers right there or with a link.

After taking a closer look, I thought the "See What Makes Ocean Blue Different" video did not quite meet my expectations as it showcased the car wash well but did not highlight the key elements that make it different with text or audio. Aside from one low-quality image, the site's visual content is crisp and compelling, doing an excellent job of promoting the brand and service.

2.  Kingston Car Spa

pin icon Glasgow, Scotland, U.K.
desktop screenshot of website Kingston Car Spa

Kingston Car Spa is a car wash business with a premium positioning that emphasizes its commitment to quality vehicle care, upholding the highest standards, and using the finest chemicals. I thought the website reflected this sense of prestige very well with its sophisticated dark color scheme and minimalistic approach to content.

The very concise text sections made for a rather quick browsing experience, but I thought it felt refreshingly honest and to the point, not trying to oversell its services or inundate me with aggressive and repetitive marketing messages. The site does not list pricing, and I thought the FAQ section could cover a few more common questions.

3.  Santa Palm Car Wash

pin icon West Hollywood, California, U.S.
desktop screenshot of website Santa Palm Car Wash

Santa Palm Car Wash identifies itself as the “Car Wash of the Stars" and uses a high-contrast font often associated with Tinseltown and a hero image reminiscent of a classic Hollywood movie scene to create a retro, Hollywood-inspired feel on its website. While a good start to portraying this specific brand image, I felt that other creative choices on the website, including a photo of washed-out signage and little image variation, water it down.

I liked that the site lists prices and plan details but missed customer reviews, which are essential for a service business. However, I thought listing location, contact information, and opening hours at the top and the bottom of the website was a clever move to ensure that these are not easily missed.

4.  Kingz Kar Wash

pin icon New Britain, Connecticut, U.S.
desktop screenshot of website Kingz Kar Wash

Kingz Kar Wash offers car cleaning and detailing services and boasts Connecticut's longest car wash tunnel. Instead of the more common blue tones used by businesses in this niche, Kingz Kar Wash stands out with a bright green accent color in its branding, giving it a very distinct look.

Beyond this unusual choice, the website features mostly grayscale images that revert to their full-color version upon hovering, which I thought was another intriguing element. The hero video on the home page is a little too dark for my liking, making it come across more as visual background noise rather than selling me on the business's services.

5.  Silver Sponge

pin icon Perth, Western Australia, Australia
desktop screenshot of website Silver Sponge

Silver Sponge is a hand car wash business established in 2007 that has since grown to 24 sites across the Perth Metro region. The site has a modern, engaging design with images of the team adding a more personal touch. Customer testimonials add a welcome trust symbol.

While service details and pricing are provided, I thought the short introductory sentence in the service descriptions is particularly thoughtful, giving me an estimate of how long each service takes. A page featuring current offers and an online booking feature strengthens the site's user-centric appeal.

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