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Baltimore Maryland Truck Wash Baltimore Truck Wash offers onsite and mobile wash services for all types of large vehicles, equipment and facilities: * Trucks of all sizes up to 13’ 6” * Tractors, trailers & buses * Construction and heavy equipment * Fleets * Import/export work * Commercial & residential work.Wash services include: We wash the top of your tractor!
* High speed automatic wash * High pressure cleansing systems with hand washes * Your choice of standard polish-safe wash, standard with aluminum brightener, and standard plus citrus wash * Safety, trailer & tank washes * High pressure engine steam cleaning * Detail shop on premises (not owned by BTW)- Baltimore Truck Wash 5400 O'Donnell Street Cutoff Baltimore, Md. 21224 * Phone:410-633-4890
888-WASH-i95 (1-888-927-4495).
