Car WashCards AcceptedShell CardGift CardflybuysColes InsuranceMobile App Why should I use the Coles Express Car Wash? We guarantee a safe, scratch free wash for your car and have a dedicated customer service team for any issues that you may have . Our highly efficient automated car wash provides you with a complete program of services. All our car wash machines are fitted with state of the art brush technology, used by leading luxury car brands worldwide. Many of our sites also now feature 'touchless' wash options. What is included in the wash*? Our range of machines take between 3.5 and 8 minutes to wash and dry your vehicle, saving you valuable time. Your car wash can also include a combination of: Foam wash - applied to soak up dirt acting as a strong detergent to remove even the most stubborn dirt. Wheel – using a precision laser-guided system, each of your wheels are located and given a thorough cleaning. Underbody - cleans the underneath of your vehicle

Polish - helps to prevent dirt clinging to your car's surface and revitalises your car's paint job. Super dry - powerful dryers remove the excess water. *Wash options may vary per store. What other services are available? Most Coles Express service stations offer a vacuum facility with some fragrance and turbo options. We also offer a car wash vending machine where you can purchase products such as Armorall wipes, glass cleaner and shammy (towels). Some of our stores also offer a self serve car wash option. Click here to see which stores have these extra services. What is the impact on the environment? At Coles Express, we recycle 85% of our water and only use biodegradable detergents, so you are doing your bit to help the environment too! All our Wash sites hold a 5 star rating with the Australian Car Wash association. To be awarded a five star rating, we must comply by using less than 40 litres of fresh water per wash. That is 50% less water than the average shower!

How much does the Car Wash cost? Whether you are after the full treatment, or just a quick clean, we have the option for you:airflo vacuum cleaner hose Wash Express - $11, or 2 for $14*kenwood vacuum cleaner filters Includes: Wash, shampoo, wheel and dry.top miele vacuum cleaner Wash Max - $15, or 2 for $20* Includes: Pre-wash, foam, shampoo, underbody, wax, wheel and super dry. * Second wash must be used within 60 days of purchase. Selected sites nationwide also offer a self-serve car wash option if you would prefer to wash your vehicle yourself. See our list here to find your nearest self serve car wash. Where is my nearest Coles Express Car Wash? We have 65 conveniently located Car Wash locations throughout Australia.

To find your nearest Coles Express Car Wash, use the advanced options on the Coles Express Store Locator. Simple, quick and effective Don’t forget the inside Find your nearest BP Car WashSpeedway Petroleum: the Best and the Cheapest The Speedway Petroleum group has provided motorists in Sydney with low priced quality fuel options and excellent customer service for more than a decade. Now with more than 30 fuel service stations around this great city, Speedway continues to offer a valuable alternative to what the multinational fuel retailers provide. In doing this, Speedway strives to be highly competitive and our presence means that Sydney isn't dominated by a few multinational fuel retailers. Our ability to provide inexpensive fuel to motorists also helps keep the city's overall fuel prices down. No matter if it's unleaded 91 octane or diesel, we make sure we have the cheapest fuel prices in Sydney, guaranteed.Owning a car gives you the freedom to go wherever you want, whenever you want – provided, of course, that you can afford to fill-up with fuel.

Perhaps the most frustrating thing about buying petrol or diesel is that costs are constantly subject to change, and the price you pay can fluctuate from one day to the next. This leaves motorists with a simple question: Where can I find the cheapest fuel? Our customer satisfaction ratings help answer that question, but they also report which service stations are rated highest for other factors, including appearance, facilities and service. Sure, the price you pay for fuel is of the utmost importance, but you’ll also want a servo that is clean, tidy and makes sure everything works as it should. At the end of the day, you’ll want to get in and out as efficiently as you can, hopefully having got a good deal. Over the years, our ratings for service stations have produced a consistent result, with United Petroleum ranked number one for both the price of fuel and overall filling-up satisfaction. This time, however, a new entrant has entered the frame and stolen the show. You may have heard of…

The wholesale retailer now has eight giant stores across Australia, with four of them now featuring fuel stations. Only Costco members can buy fuel from these service stations, but anyone can become a member, at the price of $60 per year. And clearly those customers are happy with what they are getting, rating Costco five stars on fuel price, appearance and overall satisfaction. Costco didn’t rate as highly as other service stations when it comes to service, facilities and items, but that’s the point – Costco is designed to be fairly basic, which allows it to sell cheap fuel. Customers simply pay at the bowser. You’ll find Costco fuel stations at the following locations: The disadvantage of buying fuel from Costco is that – with a limited number of locations – you may need to drive a reasonable distance to fill-up. By that time, you may find any savings you have made have been lost. This is really up to you, the motorist, to decide and will depend on how far you live from the station.

If you live nearby, however, you’re in luck. So, how much can you save by buying fuel from Costco? When you compare the price of fuel from Costco to an average of other service stations, the answer is certainly yes. Taking a snapshot of prices on a day in June 2016, Canstar Blue crunched the numbers and found that Costco customers can expect to pay 7c less per litre than motorists who fill-up at other nearby stations. Our research shows that the average Australian motorist spends $123 per month on fuel – which equates to 103 litres, based on average prices. However, buying 103 litres of fuel at Costco would cost less, at $115.59 – a saving of more than $7 per month. That’s certainly a reasonable saving. However, it is negated somewhat by the $60 cost of membership. Taking that into account, motorists could expect to save about $30 on fuel over the course of a year. The table below explains all: Assumptions based on average monthly spend of $123 / 103 litres of fuel.

Keep in mind that prices change on a daily basis and that servos close to Costco will be trying to compete on costs. You may find the difference is greater several kilometres away from Costco. These figures are also based on average fuel costs, so the more you spend, the more you stand to save. Costco membership also provides access to the retailer’s wholesale stores, which could result in savings on groceries and other products, too. If you think you’re getting a good price for fuel, it makes sense to always fill-up at the same place. But that might not be the only reason. Our survey found that 41% of motorists always go to the same servo, and their reasons are as follows. While four out of ten motorists have their reasons for filling-up at the same place, about six out of ten (62%) told us they closely follow the ebb and flow or pricing in order to buy fuel on days when it’s cheapest. In addition, 14% have an app to track prices. However, there’s no doubt that the cost of fuel continues to hurt many Aussies, with more than half of survey respondents (52%) reporting that even small increases in fuel prices hurts their budget hard, while more than a third (38%) have started using their car less to save money.