Looking for a gas station with a car wash near you? The map below shows nearby stations, which are open right now, and directions in a tap. Washing the car while you fill the tank is one of the easiest two-for-one stops on the road, and a lot of fuel brands now run quick automatic washes right on site. Below the map you will find which gas-station brands have car washes, the wash types to know, and what they cost.
Stations near you, tap a pin for hours and directions; look for the ones marked with a car wash.
Gas Station Brands With Car Washes
Plenty of convenience and fuel brands attach a car wash to their stores. The ones you will run into most often include:
- QuikTrip – many locations have an automatic tunnel wash.
- Sheetz – car washes at a good share of stores.
- Sam’s Club – exterior washes at a number of clubs.
- Circle K – washes at select stations.
- Buc-ee’s – a handful of locations run huge tunnel washes.
- GetGo – WetGo car washes at many stores, with an unlimited monthly plan.
Availability varies store to store even within a brand, so the map above is the surest way to find one near you. Many major-brand stations (Shell, Chevron, BP, ExxonMobil) also have washes at individual sites.
Types of Gas Station Car Wash
Most gas-station washes fall into a few types. An automatic tunnel pulls your car through on a conveyor while equipment does the work, and it is the fastest, most common setup. An in-bay automatic (also called a rollover) keeps the car parked while the machine moves over it. Some stations also offer self-serve bays where you use a wand and brush yourself, paying by the minute. The other distinction is what touches your paint, covered next.
Touchless vs Brush Car Wash: Which Is Better?
A touchless wash uses only high-pressure water and detergents, with nothing physically touching the paint, so it is gentler and a favorite for newer or delicate finishes, though it can struggle with caked-on dirt. A soft-cloth or brush wash scrubs with soft material, which cleans heavier grime better but carries a tiny risk of fine swirl marks over time, especially if the equipment is poorly maintained. For most cars either is fine; if your paint is new or you are picky, touchless is the safer pick.
How Much Does a Gas Station Car Wash Cost?
A basic automatic wash usually runs about 8 to 12 dollars, while premium packages with wax, tire shine, and undercarriage rinse run 15 to 25. Many stations knock a few dollars off the wash when you buy gas, and a growing number sell unlimited monthly wash plans that pay for themselves if you wash even twice a month. Self-serve bays are cheapest if you do not mind doing the work, often just a few dollars in quarters or a card tap.
Gas Station Car Wash FAQ
Where can I find a gas station with a car wash near me?
Use the map above to spot nearby stations, then look for the ones that list a car wash. Brands like QuikTrip, Sheetz, and Sam’s Club are good places to start.
Which gas stations have car washes?
QuikTrip, Sheetz, Sam’s Club, Circle K, and some Buc-ee’s locations are known for them, and many major-brand stations have a wash at individual sites.
Is a touchless or brush car wash better?
Touchless is gentler on paint since nothing touches it, while a soft-cloth wash cleans heavy dirt better. Both are fine for everyday cars.
How much is a gas station car wash?
Usually 8 to 12 dollars for a basic wash and 15 to 25 for premium packages, often with a discount when you fill up.
Do gas stations give a car wash discount with gas?
Many do. Buying fuel often unlocks a few dollars off the wash, and some brands sell unlimited monthly plans.
Last updated: July 2026