Thorough car wash in Wendover or West Wendover . . . to remove salt?

[tallguy]

Hello, and apologies if this has already been discussed here.

Is there a good, thorough car wash, close to Bonneville, that does a great job removing salt from all places it can stick to a car (including underneath)?  I have used a "magic wand" - type place (in West Wendover), but it didn't spray the underside of my car very well.

I'd prefer to just sit in my car while the system does a very thorough job.

I drive through Reno on my return trips.  If Reno has a great, thorough car
wash, I'd very much appreciate learning about it.  Thanks in advance.

[rockracer]

None of the car washes do a thorough job even in Salt lake and barely touch the underside.

AutoZone sells a sprayer that rolls underneath the vehicle. Has a long wand and 5 jets on wheels that spray's directly upwards.
It does decently just hooked up to a hose but if you have your own pressure washer, you can't get any better than that.
I have this and highly recommend it.

[Stainless1]

Johnboy always took his stuff to the Blue Beacon truck wash to wash the undercarriage. 

[tallguy]

Johnboy always took his stuff to the Blue Beacon truck wash to wash the undercarriage. 

Thank you for this information.  Where is the Blue Beacon truck wash?  Did it do a good job?

[Stainless1]

All over the country, but SLC was the one he used... Google is your friend 

[PorkPie]

West of the International SLC Airport

is a very good drive through car wash, the clean up under the car works very well.

I used them for a long time before I went back to the Airport.

Phillips 66

coming from the west, one exit before the Airport...

there, where the most Hotels are, used by the people which having a flight the next day.

[Stan Back]

Coming home from a Winter meet, I always look for a light stream to ford -- and once or twice I've found one.  In our city, San Bernardino, there's a major road that always overflows at the touch of even the smallest instance.  I drive the truck and trailer up and down a couple of times and get a pretty good job.  I understand that the trailer, like the roadster, finally went away a few years ago. I guess that wasn't so bad in the almost 30 years that Steve Batchlor and I used it.

[stay`tee]

Sometimes the kids from one of the local schools will have a fund rising event in conjunction with the West Wendover Fire Service, where thay will wash your junk at the Fire Station 

[tallguy]

Sometimes the kids from one of the local schools will have a fund rising event in conjunction with the West Wendover Fire Service, where thay will wash your junk at the Fire Station 

I did that one (and tipped them quite generously).  But their sprayer had limited
access to the undercarriage.

[tallguy]

All over the country, but SLC was the one he used... Google is your friend 

Thank you.  I'll google it.

[rockracer]

I used my Pro Elite undercarriage washer for the 2nd time and a screw to the jet came out.
No warranty. Lame.
I picked up another but I think I'll take it back cause Home Depot has one made by Westinghouse that looks better and priced better.
Ryobi makes one also. It's called a undercarriage washer or water broom.
Turn it upside down and wash the driveway off.
Bonus.

[tallguy]

It looks like Wild Wild Wash -- in south Reno -- can do a good undercarriage
rinse.  Their website appears to offer this.  Has anybody here had a vehicle
washed there ... specifically to remove Bonneville salt?