We are thrilled to announce our next car wash location will be in Helena, MT! We broke ground in January and plan to open in the fall of this year, 2024.

Spooky surprises can turn a fun Halloween into a nightmare

Not all surprises are fun. When someone messes with your vehicle, the result can be downright scary. Here are some ways to get the surprises off of your vehicle.

We are excited to announce our Grand Opening for the Laramie car wash will be Saturday September 16th.

We invite locals to join us for FREE car washes from 9am to 4pm. Come try a self-serve bay, touch free or soft touch automatic wash! Vacuums are always free.

Road grime builds up on vehicles due to a combination of factors including dirt, dust, mud, oil, grease, pollutants, and other particles that are present on the roads. Rain, moisture, and air turbulence caused while driving can cause these particles to stick to the surface of the vehicle, creating a layer of grime. Over time, this grime can accumulate and become more difficult to remove, potentially leading to a dull and dirty appearance.

When you have built up road grime that has been left on a vehicle, a trip through the automatic wash may not always do the trick. We recommend using a self-serve bay to really get a deep clean and restore the shine of your exterior.

Now open in Laramie WY and Cody WY

Maintaining the glossy appearance of your vehicle is a priority for many car owners. While regular car washes are essential, adding an extra layer of protection can enhance the longevity and shine of your vehicle's paintwork. In recent years, ceramic waxes have gained popularity for their remarkable durability and ability to repel dirt, water, and UV rays.

Should you be washing your car after it rains? The answer is yes! Washing your car after it rains is important for several reasons.

When using a self-serve car wash to clean off bugs from your vehicle, there are several effective methods you can employ. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you!

While stopping in at one of the many Rocky Mountain Car Wash locations, you may have noticed that we sell a variety of detailing products for use in getting not just the exterior of your car cleaned, but the interior of your vehicle as well. If you’ve ever wondered what use you’d have for so many different types of cleaning products, or how to clean specific messes in your car’s interior, this is the post for you!

Springtime in Wyoming and Montana brings with it melting of snow and ice that has sat with us throughout the long winter months. What it also brings with it is a ton of mud on your vehicle! The mud you put on your paint just by driving back and forth on a muddy road could be abrasive not only while you are driving through it but also when you leave it on your vehicle to dry. Vents, breather valves, suspension, and steering can also be affected by muddy build up.

Your Car is Cleaner and Safer than Ever Before

When you come into the car wash automatic bays you may have noticed the lights and chemicals have changed since you were a child. The machine seems different than equipment from your past, but, all in all, you get a great wash, and a car wash is a car wash, right?

Car washing technology has actually come a long way in the last ten years in terms of the programs that run the car washing machines and the way the wash delivers soap and water to your vehicle. At Rocky Mountain Car Wash, we believe in educating our customers on many aspects of car washing, and the technology behind getting your car clean is too cool not to share.

Our Employees are the Heart of What We Do!

You drive into the car wash and you notice that every bay is clean. From the walls to the floors. Every gun and brush free of dirt. Is it magic or something more?

It’s winter in the Rocky Mountains, and that can mean a lot of hard conditions for your vehicle or sleigh if you do any kind of driving. Whether you are going across the town or the country, hazardous road conditions such as snow, ice, ice melt, and salt can really do a number on your vehicle and your vehicle’s paint job. But what, specifically, can you do to prevent chipped and pitted paint?

It’s bug season, and if you’re traveling anywhere across the United States, it likely means that your windshield and front end will be caked with the sticky remains of tiny critters as you make your way from town to town.