Jack's Car Wash

This 120' Belanger/MacNeil tunnel was installed in 2013. Mechanically, it is in excellent shape, though the aluminum frames for the various components have taken a beating from the exposed tunnel environment. Jack's is a very high-volume site for the area. It is a flex-serve, and is owned by the same people as Shine-N-Seal.
The mitters, wraps, and rocker brushes may remain from a remodel that happened in 2006 (at the time, it was called Hillsdale Car Wash). If such is the case, they received extensive repair and new material in the 2013 remodel. It is possible that one or both of the mitters will be removed in the next year to add another set of wraps or a top brush.
Jack's is currently using a combination of Zep and Cargroomers (Slipstream) chemicals in their tunnel.

[@Chris9017]

It wasn't all that long ago, when Hillsdale Car Wash used Sherman equipment. Heck, the Tunnel still retains its original Sherman look from the 1950s and 60s.

[@noobthatplayswith2fingers]

Are there any images of the original Hillsdale Car Wash location

[@NEPatriot]

Those dryers are on the outside of the tunnel not inside. I know it really doesn't rain THAT much in Northern CA, but hopefully it can take some kind of rain.

[@Chris9017]

The Proto-Vest Wind Sheer Dryer is still original from 1999 when it was installed to replace the MUCH OLDER Proto-Vest Stripper when the tunnel still relied on the original Sherman equipment. The unit has since received new bags and blower motors, and is still working like a Swiss Army Watch.

[@adamssirenadventures6574]

SF Car Wash Channel Love this Protovest dryer. What other Protovest dryers they got?

[@Chris9017]

The ProtoVest Dryer is original to 2006 when it was still Hillsdale Car Wash.

[@barbarakilpatrick3859]

I am shocked.😊

[@WashingtonRefuseTrucks]

Can you do a inside view please

[@barbarakilpatrick3859]

Franchise owner is either Spanish or English El Camino Real

[@superfixtv5139]

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