Celebrating its 59th anniversary, Brown Bear Car Wash to offer free car washes

26,437 free washes at all tunnel wash locations during the 2015's "birthday" event

Brown Bear Car Wash tunnel wash at 1202 W. Meeker St.

Brown Bear Car Wash tunnel wash at 1202 W. Meeker St.

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Brown Bear Car Wash tunnel wash locations, including Kent at 1202 W. Meeker St., will offer free “Beary Clean” car washes on Thursday, Aug. 25 as the family-owned company celebrates its 59th anniversary.

The company’s 22 tunnel wash locations across the Puget Sound will be open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. during the special event.

Last year’s one-day “birthday” added sparkle and shine to 26,437 cars and trucks across the Puget Sound area. For the past nine years, family-owned Brown Bear has provided more than 250,000 free washes as it celebrated its August “birthday” with customers and honored veterans and current service members on Veterans Day.

During the celebration, on Aug. 25 only, two lucky customers will be selected to receive free car washes for a year: an annual membership to Brown Bear’s Unlimited Wash Club. Enter to win by taking a photo of your newly-washed vehicle and posting it on Twitter (@brownbear) or Instagram (@brownbearcarwash) with the hashtag #FreeCarWashDay.

For tunnel wash locations and more information about Brown Bear Car Wash visit www.brownbear.com.


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