Semi-Truck Washing

What This Service Involves

Over-the-road tractors and trailers accumulate a heavy layer of grime from long hauls through Washington's wet corridors. We wash the tractor, trailer walls, and roof with high-output equipment and detergents formulated for aluminum and painted steel. Exhaust soot behind the cab and salt film from mountain-pass runs are broken down rather than smeared around. A clean rig protects the finish and keeps DOT-inspection-day appearances sharp.

Benefits

Breaks down exhaust soot and mountain-pass salt film; Cleans tractor, trailer walls, and roof; Uses detergents safe for aluminum and painted steel; Keeps rigs sharp for inspections and customers

Our Process

1) Pre-soak the tractor and trailer surfaces; 2) Apply detergent to walls, roof, and soot-heavy zones; 3) Wash from the top down with high-output equipment; 4) Rinse fully and detail chrome and glass

What Affects the Cost

Tractor and trailer size and count; Trailer type and surface material; Severity of soot and salt buildup; Wash frequency and turnaround needs; Water supply and wash-bay access

Best Time of Year

Winter runs over the passes leave heavy salt film, making cold-season washes especially important.