Undercarriage flush add-on

Road salt and grime removal

What Undercarriage flush does

The undercarriage flush uses oscillating high-pressure jets under the conveyor to blast de-icer, sand and road grime from places you cannot see. It is included in Shine and above.

After a ski day at Stevens Pass or a drive on sanded roads, a flush within a few days helps slow rust on brake lines, exhaust hangers and subframes.

Best for: Winter mountain trips, beach days and gravel roads

How your visit works

From the gate to the vacuum lane, most visits take under ten minutes.

Step 1
Pull up to the gate
Members roll through the club lane. Our camera reads your plate and the gate lifts in about two seconds.
Step 2
Prep and pre-soak
An attendant sprays tough spots like bug splatter and wheel dust before the car enters the tunnel.
Step 3
Ride the tunnel
Put it in neutral, hands off the wheel. The conveyor moves you through the wash, protectants and dryers.
Step 4
Finish at free vacuums
Pull into any vacuum lane, grab a microfiber towel and a mat clip, and take as long as you like.

Why members choose Undercarriage flush

A man cleaning a black car hood with a spray and microfiber cloth.

After every pass trip
De-icer is corrosive. Rinse it off within a few days of a mountain drive.
Rust inhibitor
A light inhibitor mist follows the rinse to protect bare metal.
Reclaimed water
Underbody jets use filtered reclaimed water, then fresh water to finish.