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Tidal Wave Auto Spa Celebrates Grand Opening in Live Oak, FL with Free Washes
Fifth Largest Conveyor Car Wash Company Opens 29th Location in the Sunshine State
THOMASTON, GA / ACCESS Newswire / April 1, 2026 / Tidal Wave Auto Spa, one of the nation's fastest-growing express car wash companies, is pleased to announce the grand opening of its newest location in Live Oak, FL, at 1833 Ohio Avenue North.
To celebrate the Grand Opening, the brand-new Live Oak location is offering twelve days of free premium car washes from April 1 to April 12. This limited-time promotion lets customers experience the company's premium wash option, Graph-X4 + Super Shammy, at no cost. Additionally, any new customer who joins a Tidal Wave Clean Club unlimited wash membership during the Grand Opening celebration will get the first month of any unlimited wash plan for $9.97, for savings of up to $40.
Live Oak, FL Location: 1833 Ohio Avenue N, Live Oak, FL 32064
Nearby Locations: Lake City, FL
"We're thrilled to bring Tidal Wave Auto Spa to the Live Oak community and introduce our fast, high-quality car wash experience to local residents," said Tidal Wave Auto Spa CEO and Founder Scott Blackstock. "As we celebrate the grand opening, our team looks forward to connecting with the community and serving our new neighbors for years to come."
Tidal Wave Auto Spa is committed to providing every customer with an exceptional car wash experience through industry-leading car care technology, clean and welcoming locations, and friendly customer service. With single wash options starting at $15, unlimited car wash memberships and family plans, and fleet plans for businesses, Tidal Wave delivers wash options to fit every need.
Tidal Wave proudly serves customers at 315 express wash locations across the United States, including twenty-nine Florida locations. The company will continue its expansion in the Sunshine State with new locations opening in Melbourne, Merritt Island, Bonita Springs, and Pensacola planned for later this year.
For additional information about Tidal Wave Auto Spa, please visit: https://www.tidalwaveautospa.com/.
About Tidal Wave Auto Spa
Tidal Wave Auto Spa was founded over 20 years ago in Thomaston, GA, by husband and wife, Scott and Hope Blackstock. What started as a small-town self-service car wash business evolved into the first conveyor car wash open in Georgia and is now the fifth-largest conveyor car wash company in the nation, with 315 locations spanning 30 states. Tidal Wave is dedicated to delivering an exceptional car wash experience for every customer through industry-leading car care technology, clean and inviting locations, and outstanding customer service. The company is equally committed to making a positive difference in the communities it serves, raising over $8 million for local programs, service organizations, and non-profit organizations through its fundraising program and annual Charity Day event.
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SOURCE: Tidal Wave Auto Spa
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