Car wash
Both manual and automatic car washes are available, with some reviewers praising careful washing, drying and vacuuming.
Al Barsha South
ENOC 1079 is a petrol station in Al Barsha South with Diesel, Special 95 and Super 98, plus everyday stop-offs such as the ZOOM convenience store. Reviews also make the car wash a notable draw, with both manual and automatic options available.
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Both manual and automatic car washes are available, with some reviewers praising careful washing, drying and vacuuming.
Several reviews describe polite, efficient assistance, including tyre-pressure help and windows cleaned during refuelling.
The site includes a large ZOOM outlet, KFC, Wendy’s, toilets and vehicle-service facilities for a useful one-stop break.
Some visitors find the station less crowded than nearby options, particularly at night.
Reviews mention oil changes, tyre pressure checks, headlight polishing and minor repair work.
ZOOM is praised for welcoming service, including help choosing coffee and the honest return of a lost phone.
Go off-peak. For a quieter wash, try visiting at night, when one review found the station usually empty.
Check the wash. Inspect the exterior before leaving, as one customer reported several areas were still unwashed after a full wash.
Plan route. Follow the correct service-road approach carefully; a review says to take CD Road before Hessa Bridge when coming from Al Khail Road.
Time servicing. For tyre or oil work, plan around daytime hours because one review says those stations operate during the day only.
Allow extra time. If the fuel lanes are busy, expect delays: one customer waited 15 minutes behind a truck.
Compare options. If you want a full wash, compare the finish and price with alternatives first; one reviewer preferred ADNOC.
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 |
Car-wash results are inconsistent; one reviewer found many areas still unwashed after a full wash.
Fuel and service queues can move slowly, with one visitor waiting 15 minutes because of lane handling and a truck ahead.
The oil-change and cooling section was reported to have only one staff member, causing delays.
Access can be easy to miss, and one review specifically notes no access from E44 road.
Reviews range from excellent car-wash experiences to complaints about rude treatment, dirty drying cloths and damaged belongings.
The Bottom Line
ENOC 1079 is a practical fuel stop in Al Barsha South, selling Diesel, Special 95 and Super 98. It is also useful when the car needs attention: reviews mention manual and automatic washing, vacuuming, oil changes, tyre checks and headlight polishing. The ZOOM store, KFC and Wendy’s make it easy to combine refuelling with a quick coffee, snack or meal.
The strongest pattern is friendly, hands-on service from many employees. One customer said the team checked the correct tyre pressure using a Maybach manual and wiped every window; others praised careful drying, vacuuming and polishing. ZOOM staff are also described as welcoming, and one review records a lost phone being safely returned.
The main caution is inconsistency, especially at the car wash. Some visitors report excellent results, while others found parts of the car untouched, dirty drying cloths, slow queues or pressure to buy a more intensive clean. Fuel and servicing can also take time when staffing or lane management is stretched.
Try visiting at night for a quieter experience, allow extra time for oil or tyre work, and check the wash before driving away. Access from E44 is not direct, so follow the service-road approach carefully.