It’s winter in the Rocky Mountains, and that can mean a lot of hard conditions for your vehicle or sleigh if you do any kind of driving. Whether you are going across the town or the country, hazardous road conditions such as snow, ice, ice melt, and salt can really do a number on your vehicle and your vehicle’s paint job. But what, specifically, can you do to prevent chipped and pitted paint?

It’s hunting season, and if you’re taking your truck through the woods in order to find your mark, it likely means that your truck will be full of mud, not to mention blood and guts by the time you are done (if it was a successful trip!). At Rocky Mountain Car Wash, we have all the equipment you’ll need to get your entire truck clean after a weekend spent in the wild.

It’s bug season, and if you’re traveling anywhere across the United States, it likely means that your windshield and front end will be caked with the sticky remains of tiny critters as you make your way from town to town.

What to Do After Driving Through a Construction Zone

It’s the time of the year for road construction. Between tossed gravel, road grime, and tar, construction season can take a hard toll on your car and its paint job.

Mud season is here! Who doesn’t love driving their car through wet fields of mud?! It may be tempting to leave all that muddy filth on your vehicle after your off-roading adventures, but leaving your vehicle unwashed could cause some major issues.

Have you ever gone to a car wash with a dirty car, but noticed a film on your vehicle AFTER washing through the automatic bay?! This can be a frustrating issue and can leave you wondering “why didn’t the car wash get this film off my vehicle?”

Wyoming is predominately known by the symbol of the Bucking Horse and Rider. There are a few stories surrounding the origination of this insignia. One of the most popular is that it represents a bucking horse from the early 1900’s that could not be ridden. The horse was named Steamboat.

For some, washing their cars in the winter may not be a priority or may not make sense. In those freezing months we’ve all come to love (or hate) in Wyoming and Montana, we aren’t driving through mud, or over dusty roads (they’re covered in snow and ice!), so why should we wash our cars regularly or even MORE in the winter?

Each year the Casper Star-Tribune asks readers to vote for their favorite businesses in their Best of Wyoming Awards.

Rocky Mountain Car Wash is excited to announce our 3rd location in Casper (and our 9th location in the great state of Wyoming)!!

If you live in Montana or Wyoming, chances are your skies have been darkened by a thick smoky haze from this season’s wildfires. We all know breathing in this smoke can be harmful to our lungs, but did you also know this smoke can be harmful to your car?

The Irwin Family, owners and operators of Rocky Mountain Car Wash, announcing their second Montana location in Belgrade!

There’s nothing better than a clean, sparkling vehicle. However, a clean car isn’t just a shiny exterior. What about keeping the interior of your car germ-free? Whether you’re doing some springtime cleaning or you just need to tidy up your interior, check out these tips for cleaning and sanitizing your vehicle.

The history of car wash technology has vastly changed over the past one hundred years. Fully automated car washes seem to be the go-to nowadays, but just over one hundred years ago, this type of technology was not even dreamt of.

Chances are you’ve probably gone a little too long without washing your car and allowed dirt, grime, and salt to build up on your vehicle. While this may have been a timing issue or you just haven’t thought about washing your car in months, it’s important to know why you should keep your vehicle clean!

A trip to the car wash might seem like a water-wasting luxury, but did you know that washing your vehicle at home can cause more harm to the environment than a professional car wash?

WYDOT utilizes different chemical treatments to help clear ice and snow from roadways. These chemical mixtures are often applied before and after snowstorms and include things like salt sand, salt brine, magnesium chloride and ice slicer.

Wyoming is the perfect winter-wonderland playground for all your snowmobiling adventures. With over 2,500 miles of groomed and ungroomed trails, Wyoming is consistently ranked among the best snowmobiling in the country!

Those of you who live in Casper or Douglas might be asking yourselves, should I sign up for a Rocky Mountain Car Wash membership? Well we are here to help you make the right decision. Check out our reasons why a monthly car wash membership might just be the best thing to ever happen to you and your car!

Winter has come in full force and with it, winter road conditions. Check out our tips for driving safely in harsh conditions.