Quick Quack Car Wash Prices Start at $12.99 a Wash
Quick Quack car wash prices are $12.99 to $27.99 for a single wash and $24.99 to $39.99 a month for an unlimited plan.
Those numbers barely move from store to store.
Hawaii was the one exception we found, with plans up to $49.99.
Elsewhere, two washes a month puts any plan ahead of paying each time, though the cheapest plan only wins by 99 cents.
Quick Quack car wash prices barely change by state
Quick Quack sells three wash packages: Good, Lucky Duck and Ceramic Duck. Each location page has a switch between Unlimited and Single Wash, and the location finder will take you to yours.
| Wash | Price |
|---|---|
| Good | $12.99 |
| Lucky Duck | $22.99 |
| Ceramic Duck | $27.99 |
All 11 pages posted those three prices. City size made no difference, and Santa Ana matched Tulsa to the cent.
| Plan | Monthly price |
|---|---|
| Good | $24.99 |
| Lucky Duck | $34.99 |
| Ceramic Duck | $39.99 |
Some price guides online still quote a $10 Good wash or a $20 plan. None of the pages we read posted either one, so check your own location page before you trust an old number.
Hawaii costs more
Kapolei is the only Quick Quack in Hawaii. Its single washes cost the same as the other pages we read, but its plans don’t.
| Plan | Monthly price |
|---|---|
| Good | $31.99 |
| Lucky Duck | $44.99 |
| Ceramic Duck | $49.99 |
That’s $7 to $10 more a month, and Quick Quack doesn’t say why. It also changes the math on Good. A $31.99 plan costs more than two $12.99 washes, so in Kapolei it takes a third wash to pay off.
A plan costs one wash plus $12
Outside Hawaii, the monthly plan costs exactly $12 more than a single wash on all three tiers. At one wash a month, paying as you go always wins. At two, the plan does.
The margin depends on the tier. Two Good washes cost $25.98 against a $24.99 plan, so the gap is 99 cents. Two Ceramic Duck washes cost $55.98 against $39.99.
Over a year at two washes a month, the plan saves $11.88 on Good, $131.88 on Lucky Duck and $191.88 on Ceramic Duck.
Wash weekly and each visit gets much cheaper. Four washes a month work out to these prices per wash.
- $6.25 on Good
- $8.75 on Lucky Duck
- $10 on Ceramic Duck
The Quick Quack FAQ points to a wash every two weeks as the routine, which sits right where a plan starts to pay.
$10 buys seven steps and $5 buys one
Single washes and plans climb by the same amounts, so the menu has two steps to weigh.
Good covers Bug Breakdown, Foam Wash and Power Blow Dry. Moving up to Lucky Duck costs $10 more and adds 3-Step Paint Sealant, Duck Bath, Ultra Shine, Wax to Seal, Triple Foam Wash, Rain Repellent, and Wheel Bright and Tire Shine.
Moving from Lucky Duck to Ceramic Duck costs $5 more and adds one thing, Ceramic Coating. Quick Quack labels it “longest protection” but gives no time frame on the pages we read. The whole wash takes three minutes or less, so don’t confuse it with a coating from a detail shop.
I’d skip the Good plan. It saves 99 cents at two washes a month, and at four, Lucky Duck costs only $2.50 more a wash for seven more steps. Ceramic Duck’s extra $5 is $1.25 a wash at four washes, which I’d pay. At two, I’d stay on Lucky Duck and keep $60 a year.
You can move between tiers later. An upgrade bills the difference right away, and a downgrade starts at the next billing period.
Extra cars run $22 at most locations
Quick Quack calls its household discount Flock Pricing. You can add up to four more cars to one autopay plan, and nine of the 11 pages we read listed $22 a month per added car. Phoenix listed $20 and Kapolei $29.
On Ceramic Duck the discount is large. Five cars come to $127.99 a month instead of $199.95 on separate plans. Two cars come to $61.99, or about $31 each.
The $22 may not apply to every tier. “40% or more off” appears only on the Ceramic Duck card, and $22 is 45% off $39.99 but 12% off the $24.99 Good plan. The membership page says the discount depends on your plan, so confirm the rate before adding a Good or Lucky Duck car.
The terms allow one Flock plan per household with five active cars. Swapping one car for another is decided case by case.
A friend’s link cuts the first month
A member’s referral link takes 60% off your first month, so Lucky Duck starts at about $14 instead of $34.99.
At the usual prices, that first month comes to about $10 on Good and $16 on Ceramic Duck. If you know a member, ask for the link before you sign up on your own.
The member gets a $5 bill credit for each friend who joins, capped at $20 a month. Four friends in one month would take a $24.99 plan down to $4.99 for that bill. Only current Unlimited members can earn it.
Extras you get without a plan
Some of what sounds like a member perk comes with any wash. Free self-serve vacuums and air tools are open to every customer at most locations, and free dash wipes are at nearly all of them. Interior cleaning is do-it-yourself, since no package includes it.
Two rewash policies cover single washes too.
- Rain within 48 hours of your wash gets you a free rewash at any Quick Quack, with no receipt needed
- If you aren’t happy with the wash, it gets redone while you’re still on site or within 30 minutes
What a plan adds is the Members Quick Lane, where a location has one, with a gate that recognizes the car and no sticker on it. The plan also works at every location. The terms warn that extras can change and may differ from store to store.
The 10-day notice behind cancel anytime
The membership page says “cancel anytime.” The terms of service are tighter. They ask for notice at least 10 days before your renewal date, by email at [email protected] or by phone at 888-772-2792.
The FAQ describes another route that doesn’t mention the 10 days, in the myQQ app under Account, Settings, Cancel Your Membership. Go by the stricter rule either way. Billing can also land one business day before or after your usual date, so leave some room.
Three more lines in the terms can cost you.
- Canceling within 45 days of joining can bring a $5 fee, at Quick Quack’s discretion
- Payments aren’t refundable, though your plan stays active through the period you paid for
- A cancellation sent by a third party doesn’t count, so it has to come from you
Our page on how to cancel a Quick Quack membership goes through each route.
Cars the tunnel turns away
Quick Quack washes vehicles up to 7 feet 2 inches tall with tires up to 13.5 inches wide. Its FAQ rules out the following, and says the list isn’t complete.
- Dually trucks
- Bike racks, ladder racks and rooftop storage pods
- Non-standard hitches, and at some locations any hitch
- Truck beds that aren’t empty
- Hardened mud that breaks off in chunks
A plan also covers one personal vehicle. The terms exclude commercial use and say a membership stays with the vehicle named at purchase. If you sell the car, ask customer care what happens before you assume the plan moves to the next one.
Quick Quack next to Mister and Zips
| Chain | Cheapest plan |
|---|---|
| Zips | $20 |
| Mister Car Wash | $22.99 |
| Quick Quack | $24.99 |
Quick Quack has the highest entry price of the three. Its Good plan costs $2 more than Mister’s Base plan and $4.99 more than Zips Basic at most locations. Its $12.99 Good wash is the priciest starting wash too, against $10 at Mister and $12 at Zips.
The gap closes at the top. Ceramic Duck’s $39.99 matches Mister’s Titanium plan and undercuts Zips Premier, which runs $45 to $50.
Quick Quack lists more than 365 locations and over 1 million members, but only in nine states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah and Washington. Our state-by-state list shows where they cluster.
