Does anyone know if there is a fully automatic drive through car was in zug/baar?

http://www.oscarwash.ch/zug/home_zug.htm

Migrol has three tunnels in your area.

Enter Zug in the Ihre adresse box and hit suchen you will get three addresses.

http://www.migrol.ch/de/Car-Wash/car...spx/switch-de/

If you can't see them, maybe you shouldn't be driving.....

Car washes are expensive. Save yourself a few chuffs by driving your car into Lake Zug. It's crystal-clear waters are free-of-charge, and there are convenient access ramps at several points along the banks.

Added benefit? The flapping wings of the scattering swans are very effective at leaving your car dry and streak-free.

There is one here Happy Car Wash Bösch 91 6331 Hünenberg - it's open 24/7

Reminds me of my father-in-law. Old Arty did not want to give up his drivers licence just because he had tunnel vision. The Swiss Police sorted that out...

are there any "touchless" wash around zürich?

i normally wash my car by hand as to avoid those nasty brushes but i need the unterboden option in winter to get rid of the road salt hence the need to go into an automatic one.

thanks!

After it bent my rear windshield washer I try to avoid these automatic washers like plague.

Normally, you spend more or less the same amount of time if you wash the car yourself. If it sounds dirty you can take a pair of gloves to protect yourself from dirt

Just drive it in the rain, that's free..?


I personally use the one in Steinhausen (Oscar) but be wary of the machine chewing up your rear wiper & aerial.

Just out of interest: Did you use one of the plastic sleeves that are usually provided?

Nope ... At least I do not remember seeing those.

Cautionary tale. I used to go to Oscars very often. I took my new car there about a month after getting it. I discovered, when fitting winter tyres, that the tracks had damaged one of the wheels badly enough that it had to be replaced (at a cost of CHF4k!!)


When I read the T&Cs of Oscars, they do not cover damage to wheels over 300 in diameter or wheels without tyres with the protective strip. (Fegelrippe?)


I think the risk is more with sports cars with low profile tyres, as I've had no issue with my SUV that has 315 section tyres