Car wash
Many customers praise the car wash, including careful monthly manual washes and friendly service.
Al Barsha
ENOC | 1080 | Al Barsha ID Center is a petrol station on Hessa Street, easy to reach from the Al Barsha community. Alongside fuel, visitors use the car wash and Zoom store, with McDonald’s and vehicle services making it a practical stop for errands.
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Many customers praise the car wash, including careful monthly manual washes and friendly service.
Its Hessa Street position is convenient for the Al Barsha community.
One visitor found noticeably fewer queues than at nearby stations.
Forecourt staff may clean your windshields when they notice they need attention during refuelling.
An engine-oil visit included a supervisor explaining car issues and correcting errors from a previous provider.
The Zoom store has been useful for phone accessories, with customers noting helpful assistance at the counter.
A customer described the station as clean, neat and easy to use.
Inspect first. Check the doors, carpets, glass and drying before leaving; reviews say these areas can be missed.
Try off-peak. If possible, visit outside busy periods: one customer reported a very long refuelling wait because staffing was limited.
Ask upfront. Before paying for a wash, confirm what the package covers and how leftover stains will be handled.
Compare queues. Queue conditions vary, but one review found fewer lines than nearby stations, so the short detour may pay off.
Use extras. For a single stop, consider combining refuelling with the Zoom store or McDonald’s on site.
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 |
McDonald’s provides an on-site food option during a fuel or service stop.
Vehicle maintenance options mentioned by customers include lube changes and tyre repairs.
Several reviews report cars left dirty, with stains remaining and poor drying after the wash.
A manual wash review says door sides, carpets and other areas were not cleaned without close monitoring.
Some customers experienced delays, including a long wait to refuel when staffing was limited.
Two reviews describe poor manners or rude behaviour from night-shift fuel attendants.
One manual-wash customer said they were asked for more money to remove stains left after washing.
The Bottom Line
ENOC | 1080 | Al Barsha ID Center is a useful Hessa Street stop for filling up, washing the car and handling quick errands. Customers mention the car wash most often, with some returning monthly for manual washing. The Zoom store is another practical draw, while McDonald’s gives you an easy food stop during the same visit.
The experience is not completely consistent. Several reviews praise careful washing and friendly service, but others describe stains left inside and outside, damp or poorly dried cars, and door sides or carpets being overlooked. One customer paid 37 AED for an inside-and-outside wash and felt the result was not worth it.
Inspect the car before leaving and clarify what the chosen wash includes. Queue times also vary. One visitor found fewer lines than at nearby stations, while another reported a very long refuelling wait because there were not enough staff.
Reviews of night-shift service are notably mixed, with complaints about rude behaviour. The station also handles engine-oil work, tyre repairs and lube changes, so it can be more useful than a fuel-only stop when those services are needed.