Fred’s Car Wash - Hand Car Wash — Local services in East Los Angeles

TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAR. DO NOT WASH HERE. Took my car here for a hand car wash and paid for the full service. The attendants washing the car weren’t attentive with washing and we're starting to spray water with the doors opened. I noticed that one of them even used his nail to get rid of some dirt. They moved my car forward to dry the car, parked it, and took around five minutes to start drying the car. When they finally told me it was ready, from a distance, I could see my car was still dripping wet and had wet water spots. I had to ask that they dry it properly. I did a quick check on the exterior of the car and it was not washed or dried properly. I pointed out several dirt and dried water mark spots, including a large and highly visible dirty spot in the back of the car that the washers AND driers had clearly missed. I didn't notice until after I was driving my car later, with the sunlight directly hitting my navigation system that they scratched my infotainment screen as well as the dashboard screen. My screens were scratch free before this. I had only used micro fiber cloth to clean them before. Now, there's noticeable scratching, especially when the sun is hitting the screens directly. I DO NOT RECOMMEND. DO NOT RUIN your car unless you don't mind getting your car getting washed and dried improperly and...

Usually I go to this place called “100% hand car wash” that’s near Hollenbeck park, but this day they closed early so I decided to come here. Never been here before, so I wasn’t sure what to expect, I pulled up and went to sit at a chair. I was disappointed for a few things that were not done that I was used to but maybe I should have specified. My screen wasn’t cleaned it had several fingerprints on it (my own) My glass roof was not wiped down neither was my dashboard still had dust. Center area I left it empty and open for them to vacuum as well as my rubber cup holder The chocolate ice-cream I spilled the day before was still there, that’s mostly why I needed a wash. I had to call the guy back and took a rag and did it myself, he came around the other door and tried to help. I just didn’t feel they paid attention to details. Not sure if the don’t wash many teslas but every other wash I’ve been to knows clean mode and can clean the screen/ roof. But I guess you get what you pay for it was $27+tip whereas the other place is $35-$40+tip, and another thing they didn’t wash my mats, which maybe I should have asked but they didn’t approach me at all until it was time to pay. I might ago if my place is closed but… only as a...

A long-lost specialty that is still being done today. The act of 100% hand-washed car wash. They aren't like any of the other supposed car washes that claim to be 100% hand and end up having a drive-in machine to help them. This place is not only truthful in what they do, but they know how to do it right! From vacuuming the interior and making sure trash is thrown away, to getting rid of trapped water in the crevices of your car. They make sure that you are treated like a customer who has been with them for years, regardless if it's your first visit. Everything is genuine, done with care, and always has the best workers. I've been bringing my cars here for years now from an older 99 BMW to a new 23 Camaro. They can handle any vehicle and get the...