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No, everything goes over cell phone network and is included with the monthly per unit fee. You can choose between Verizon and ATT based on which gets better reception at your wash. They also have an Ethernet option if cell service is bad at your wash, but we've never needed it. Each reader comes...

Get nayax and have the reliability of the cell phone network for communication, no need to worry about that aspect.

Soaptoberfest - they've had the last couple years at least

I've personally never seen or heard of cc % that low compared to cash unless the cc sales are still building up from a recent addition of cc to a site, but again that's irrelevant, each site will be completely different on this ratio. If they are trying to get you to pay for the cash they are...

There is no rule of thumb for this ratio, each market and wash is going to be completely different. Some maybe at 80%+ cc in higher demographics, and or it could be the other way around at a wash right down the street. On another note, you need to put cc in your 1st wash - that will be your...

credit cards will be your single biggest boost in revenue, make sure everything is working and working well is first priority. We prefer nayax for cc, but there are a lot of cryptopay folks since they have been around the longest. nayax has a modern, user friendly customer interface - which is...

I'll have to look into this, mark 7 likes to keep a lot of stuff proprietary, so they may want to "engineer" the solution. We are in the process of trying to sell this location, so we're on hold right now for any big changes.

Can you capture the Walmart shoppers traffic? Free or 1/2 of any wash with a Walmart receipt from same date? Might be worth trying a similar promo for a while to get people used to using your wash when they do their weekly shopping. You want it to be part of their routine, weekly shopping and...

Glad your structure worked to stop that moron, instead of damaging your machine. Idiots I tell ya...

It's also the middle of summer, so going to be a little harder to build up your business in the dog days of summer, at least that's how our washes cycle, we are in the southeast. Might get more marketing traction in the fall

This is very market dependent and what form of payment your customers have available, some markets will have customers that don't qualify for cards. If you think you can do it and not lose much potential business, it's probably worth it for all the reasons you stated. Other thing to consider...

This is the main problem right here, the fact that it took 9 months to put out a good looking car. Customers may give you benefit of the doubt once, that maybe something was wrong that 1 day they washed, and that's a big maybe. Twice in a row, and almost a guaranteed lost customer, especially...

we use the nylon tubing from car wash super store, seems to be good quality and holding up for us.

I should clarify, this is what I do - only 1/4 from manifold to gun. 3/8 for pump to bay. Running a 2505 tip set at 1200psi at pump - like this combo and customers come to our wash due to better pressure than our competitors

We switch over to 1/4 as hoses fail. Quicker switch over on functions and lighter and easier for customer to use.

We have many nayax in bays, vacs, and IBA, very happy we went with Nayax

Are you still using this combo with good results?

Thank you for the detailed response, will get back with you once I digest this wealth of information.

County report says they consistently see hardness of 1.5gpg at their point of testing, will have to test what is actually delivered to us and out to the bay. So nothing super hard from a surface level view, but leaving water spots on cars. Positioning to be a premium wash, so looking to add soft...

Was considering using the tanks and doing a full refurbishment with new clack head. Don't know if the tanks are worth saving, or just buying a new assembled system and installing.