Skyone Touch

[AaronTV]

It's not the water part of the car wash that concerns me. It's the harsh chemicals and brushes beating on my soft top, and potentially damaging it. I would have the same reservations with the twill part of the sky one touch. If I did take it through a car wash it would be a touchless one

I would be less hesitant to take a hardtop though a tunnel wash but my preference is to hand wash my vehicles.

I get the brushing part. I only use touchless washes when I go to them (usually in winter). But I'm skeptical of the 'harsh chemicals' concern. I've owned multiple vehicles with soft tops over the years and taken them through a car wash many times. I've never observed any issues with any of them.

Moreover, both car washes and soft tops have been around for a long time. If there were any widespread reason to avoid mixing the two, I bet manufacturers would recommend avoiding them so that they, in turn, could avoid warranty claims.

I prefer to hand wash my cars too but it's mostly because I do a better job than an automatic wash, not because I think the auto wash is gonna damage my vehicle (again, assuming it's touchless).

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[Tejas]

12,500 miles, carwash weekly, will never own another wrangler without this top. i use it all the time, absolutely love it and can't recommend it enough.

 

[blink9cd]

12,500 miles, carwash weekly, will never own another wrangler without this top. i use it all the time, absolutely love it and can't recommend it enough.

Thanks for this. I went off roading this weekend and needed the confidence to take it through an automated wash since I don't have easy access to a hose. I was afraid of dripping or something but it all worked out well

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