4 Hills Car Wash — Local services in Albuquerque

Couldn't wash my truck for $3.00. The timer is set extremely short. If you want soap and hard water left on your car come to this place. The entire point of using a car wash is so you can use soft water to rinse. Otherwise you might as well use your garden hose! The soft water comes out slowly, which is fine because that takes filters to make it. HOWEVER, the user needs more time to cover a truck! Need to rinse the road salts off the frame. This level of greed should be a crime. Brillon Bros is better. If this place gave more time they would have a customer for years. Instead they overcharge and only profit once. Short-sighted ripoff. Apparently they doubled prices from 2 years ago??? Stop arguing and being stubborn. Set the...

I have been using this car wash for the last six months or so. It is a self-wash place. If it were a bar or restaurant it would be called a hole-in-the-wall kinda place. So it's a no-frills place, coin operated. It takes 6 quarters or $1.50 for a four-minute wash. Fair enough. A quick wash once a week was good for me until now.

So, I finally realized that the last few times I have been there, my car has not gotten clean, and in fact, truth be told, my windows are dirty and streaky. I could not understand what was happening to my windows until today. I went and did a wash and used the wax finish. My windows are all streaked and drip-stained.

Tomorrow I am going to a different place to get a...

You can pay $6 for a wash at Mister, but it's not the same as doing it yourself. I go to 4 hills about once a month, and love it. The vacuums are powerful, and one $1.00 session will give enough time to do my whole SUV, $2.00 to really deep clean it. Washers are great and they have a new outdoor bay for oversized vehicles. I usually put in more quarters than the $1.50 minimum to get more time, usually $3-4. Still about the same as Mister but a much better clean. One suggestion to the owner: the drainage grates are right below the washing coin op, and if you're a little clumsy your quarters will drop right through. Maybe a mat on the ground or a dish just below the coin...