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Most drivers wash their car when it looks dirty. But by the time grime is visible, road salt, brake dust, and bird droppings have already been working on your paint. A regular wash is the cheapest paint protection there is.
A simple rule of thumb
For everyday drivers in Pennsylvania and Ohio, a wash every one to two weeks keeps the finish healthy. In winter, when roads are salted, aim for weekly — salt is corrosive and loves to sit in seams and under the body.
Why unlimited changes the math
The reason people don't wash often enough is friction: time, cost, and the hassle of pulling in. An unlimited membership removes all three. When every wash is already paid for, a two-minute stop on the way home becomes a habit instead of a chore.
The bottom line
Wash more, worry less. Your paint lasts longer, your resale value holds, and your car just feels better to drive.