Car Wash
The 24-hour wash has three bays, includes undercarriage cleaning and uses a 20-minute countdown for the wash stage.
Al Twar
Emarat Petrol Station in Al Twar is more than a fuel stop, with a manual car wash and vehicle servicing available on site. Reviews also point to a spacious layout, a mini-market and generally quick refuelling when staffing is good.
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The 24-hour wash has three bays, includes undercarriage cleaning and uses a 20-minute countdown for the wash stage.
EVS/Emarat Lube Express guided an EREV owner to a quick service, making the station useful beyond refuelling.
One review describes the station as spacious, with enough room to manage vehicle movements and petrol queues.
The car wash is reported open 24 hours, which suits early departures or late-night cleaning.
Several reviews describe polite, welcoming or fast service, including one report of little to no waiting.
Confirm Wash. Ask exactly what the selected wash includes before paying, as reviews mention extra-product pitches and different interior-cleaning results.
Avoid Sundays. Avoid scheduling a car wash on Sundays if possible; one customer reported declining service quality and a poor latest visit.
Allow Time. Leave extra time for the wash when bays are busy: the station has only three wash areas and one visit took over 25 minutes.
Bring Cloth. For the manual wash, you can provide your own micro-fibre cloth and request focused interior cleaning where needed.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The manual full-body wash covers exterior and interior cleaning, with tire polish and extra detailing handled separately according to one review.
A tyre service is available at the station alongside the mini-market and car wash.
Steam washing is mentioned as an available option, though one older review reported a wait of more than two hours.
Limited staffing has caused delays, including a report of only two attendants serving eight filling points.
The wash can slow down when all three bays are occupied; one visit took more than 25 minutes before cleaning began.
Wash staff may push extra products or services, and one customer felt the sedan wash focused on upselling instead of included cleaning.
Some customers reported dirty window glass or only a basic wet-towel dashboard wipe during interior cleaning.
Reviews include complaints about abrupt or disrespectful communication from staff during fuelling and washing.
The Bottom Line
Emarat Petrol Station in Al Twar works as a practical stop for fuel, a manual car wash and vehicle maintenance. The car wash is the main draw in the reviews: it is reported open 24 hours, has three bays and can include undercarriage cleaning. EVS/Emarat Lube Express is also mentioned for quick servicing, including an EREV visit that was completed promptly.
The wash experience is mixed but often detailed. One review describes a 20-minute countdown for the wash itself, followed by interior cleaning and wiping; another says the full job can take around 35 minutes. Customers have praised thorough work, while others found window glass still dirty or the interior reduced to a wet-towel dashboard wipe.
Staff can also suggest extra products or services, so confirm what your chosen package covers before work begins. Timing matters. Limited staffing has produced delays at both the fuel pumps and wash bays, although other visitors report little waiting and an uncrowded station.
Sunday washes are specifically discouraged by one reviewer. Prices mentioned historically include 52dhs for a full body wash, 47 for body wash and 10 AED for carpet washing, so treat these as past customer reports rather than a current tariff.