Stevens Creek Xpress Car Wash
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Following a long remodel, Stevens Creek Xpress Car Wash opened in early 2023. This site has one of the longest tunnels on the west coast, with their STI dual belt conveyor at 190' long. The wash tunnel has Sonny's equipment, including 2 sets of SF72 wraps, 3 dual counterweight top brushes (1 was down during my visit), second generation grill brushes, 3 sets of SFB21 rocker brushes, 3 manifold OMNI, 5 nozzle turbo wheel blasters, an 8 producer International Drying Corporation Stealth blower setup, TOP2k14 Buff N Dry top brush, and a pair of Tire Seal machines. Stevens Creek Xpress uses Diamond Shine chemicals, and their top package includes the lava bath, tri color, FlashWax, WeatherGuard, ceramic protectant, wheel cleaning, the Buff N Dry, and tire shine. They prep cars fairly extensively before the wash.
I like this wash!
Thanks for recording this car wash
Near the Valley Fair area not bad plus I found the location it's not the old Marlin's 🚗 wash on the corner or San Tomas & Steven's Creek tommy technology conveyor belts are way better on everything.
This site has a STI belt, not a Tommy unit.
that is a long tunnel with alot of brushes
This has to be a Sonny’s tunnel I seen lots of Sonny’s tunnels that look similar to this one
Yes, most of the equipment is Sonny's.
The grill brushes has the same direction as the wraps...
That conveyor belt system has got to be one of the worst, use to work at a car wash brand that always had these break every single month on one spot or another, cleaning them was a crapshow too, chain systems are way more reliable and don’t break every single month, anyways the rest of the wash looks good
What kind of belt did you guys have?
@@SFCarWashChannel same one in the video
Best Sonny's tunnel I've ever seen. Was there a wheel brush?
Nope, they couldn't install one because they have a belt conveyor.
How many scratches you want?
All of them
This car wash uses closed-cell foam brush material, which is perfectly safe on all vehicle surfaces because it does not hold contaminants.
Yeah. So, no scratches.
most old carwashes were the ones to scratch your car. but car washes have evolved since then and don't scratch as munch