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Car Wash Prices & Receipt Examples

Whether you run a wash, detail cars, or keep driving records, a clear price list makes receipts easier to read. Here are sample package lines and receipt examples you can adapt to your own local prices.

By the RideReceipt team · Updated for 2026 · ~5 min read

Car wash pricing is built from packages and add-ons, and it varies by region, vehicle size, and service level. The sample lines below are receipt-format examples: replace them with your own local prices before sending a customer receipt.

Car wash price list and receipt examples

Service lineSample amount
Express exterior wash$18.00
Full-service wash (exterior + interior wipe)$32.00
Wash + wax$48.00
Interior detail (vacuum, shampoo, wipe-down)$95.00
Full detail (interior + exterior)$180.00
Ceramic spray add-on$35.00
Add-on: pet hair, engine bay, or headlight restore$25.00

These are sample receipt amounts only. Use your own price list, tax rules, and customer agreement.

Receipt example: full-service wash

Bright Shine Car Wash — Receipt #0001312
Full-Service Wash$28.00
Wax Add-on$15.00
Subtotal$43.00
Sales Tax$3.55
Total$46.55
PaymentCard •••• 4242

Receipt example: full detail

Bright Shine Detailing — Receipt #0001313
Full Interior + Exterior Detail$180.00
Pet Hair Removal$40.00
Subtotal$220.00
Sales Tax$18.15
Total$238.15
PaymentCash

How to show it: Package on one line, each add-on on its own line, then subtotal, tax, and total. Itemizing makes the price feel fair and makes upsells obvious.

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Frequently asked questions

How should I write car wash prices on a receipt?

Use your own local prices. On the receipt, write the package or service name, each add-on, subtotal, tax if collected, total, and payment method so the customer can understand exactly what was paid.

How should I show packages on a receipt?

List the chosen package on one line and each add-on on its own line with its price, then a subtotal, tax, and total. It is clear for the customer and easy to reconcile.

Should I include tax in the listed price?

Show the pre-tax subtotal, then sales tax as a separate line where your state applies it, then the total. Separating tax keeps the receipt transparent.