Okay, let's begin. My brother-in-law told me about this place Shur Brite car wash that looked like something from the 1970s. He said try them out because they really do a great job on cars. So Saturday (8/31/13) I decided to give Shur Brite a try. On first appearance, I drove right by it, lol. The place looked like a dump, and nowhere I would want to take my car. But, I quickly turned around and decided to give them a try. My brother-in-law was right, they did a good job on cleaning my car. They wash and wax my car and it looked really good. I was very pleased with the job they did and promised to come back.\r
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Here is where disappointment set in. So let me digress a little bit and start from the beginning. Before I got out of my car, so they could clean it, l looked at my ashtray that was filled to the top with quarters. My first thought was to dump all of the change in my purse, but decided against it. Big Mistake!! When I saw my car after they finished washing and waxing, I was really pleased. On my drive home I notice the department that my ashtray sits in was closed. My first thought was they closed it so they could clean around it. So I opened it up to find just about all of my quarters were gone. Now I know most you are saying, you knew better and you are probably right. But in the past I have taking my car to other car wash places and no one has ever stolen anything out of it, while cleaning it. \r
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So, I guess the moral to my story is, "" you get what you pay for"". Yes the place is reasonable or is it really. Think about this. If they stole three or four dollar worth of change from my car, what else of more value are they stealing from other people? \r
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Anyway, I will not be recommending this place to any of my friends or colleagues. For all of you who continue to take your car to this place, make sure you remove everything in side and outside of your car that not glued down. I'm not saying all of the employees steal, but it only takes one to ruin it for them all
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