AVA GO P45 Pressure Washer XL, 1800 Max PSI 2.0 Max GPM 1800 W, Includes 40 ft Pressure Hose, Zoom Lance, Premium Foam Cannon, Microfibre Mop, and 4 Nozzles Tips - Pressure Washer for car Cleaning

This is a great great pressure washer! Very small, reasonably quiet, provides the max washing capacity for a 15a electric unit. I don't use the long wand, and instead purchased their short wand adapter, so I wish they had a way to store that on the unit, big I'll take what I can get. Works great for dirtbikes/boats after use, and can turbo your cleaning ability by hooking it up to your hot water source!Note that an electric pressure washer will never be as powerful as a gas pressure washer, but it's way less tedious to use, and does 90% of what the gas one does

Finally had a chance to use it to wash my car. I can tell that it's very quiet right off the bat. When you turn it on, it primes itself, so there is no need to empty the air in the hoses. The sprayer handle is lightweight with the short stubby attachment, sold separately. The hose is approximately 40 feet long, and I think it was plenty enough to go around the entire SUV without any issues. However, the hose loops itself and doesn't untangle easily when you're spraying. Great pressure and uses more water than my old pressure washer. I don't roll the pressure washer around when I'm washing my car so wheels are not necessary for me. Some might need that when doing house cleaning or something else.A few issues I've noticed. 1. There is nowhere to wind up the electric cord. 2. nowhere to securely place the included wand accessory. There is a place for it in the handle, but it just lies there unsecured. 3. If you want to use your own pressure washer hose in the US, you have to buy an adapter that is $20. However, the included hose is plenty long enough for what I need. Not much of an issue there IMO. 4. No place to store the stubby attachment. Understandably this unit is a very compact unit but it would've been nice to have somewhere to store some extra accessories for the unit.

Very pleased with this auto-oriented pressure washer. I had it for about one year now, and I'm still as happy as the day I purchased it.

The most amazing Electric Power Pressure Washer I have ever owned! First class, lightweight (not cheap either), great PSI and the GPM is a noticeable difference from my former pressure washers!

My first review of this machine was one-star due to the frustration of a leak and the ostensible inability to resolve it with customer service on their website. Subsequently, however, AVA has gone beyond my expectations to get things right. To be candid, I've been obsessed with understanding pressure washers. Interestingly, there's a lot to know about this industry.First, a little background. The sale of pressure washers suffers from the same marketing hyperbole that other products that can be made in China have experienced. The fact is, there is only so much pressure and so many gallons per minute that you can get out of these machines on a standard 15-amp electrical circuit. Paying more may get you a stand-up version with wheels and a pressure hose roller, but essentially, the pressure washer machines are very similar. Thus, all those products that offer outrageous PSI and GPM ratings, of course, at higher prices, are total bull.Secondly, the AVA may be the only unit with a 10-year projected longevity. Most machines will expire in 100 hours, and even some high-end machines are only rated for 200-250. The much higher-end units can be reworked and will last longer, but all other machines are throwaways.Thirdly, high-end units are sold without the hose, wand, and accessories. Third-party companies make excellent accessories that are a better match for these machines.Fourthly, the only company that I'm aware of that offers high-quality accessories (hose, wand, soap blaster, etc.) that are any good are the AVA units. There is a trade-off and benefits to this. The trade-off is that the connections, etc., are proprietary. You can't switch them out with other third-party accessories. But there are two benefits. First, the AVA product is cost-effective as buying third-party accessories can easily exceed the cost of the machine itself. Secondly, the hose, wand, and other accessories on the AVA are really of top quality.Much of the AVA is made of plastic. But this isn't ordinary plastic; it's truly of a high quality. My only reservation, and what caused my initial problem, is that the water inlet valve is plastic, and it's too easy to cross-thread, causing leaks. Fortunately, you only put this on once, and if you get it right, you should be good to go. Also, there are discussions at AVA about changing this. Hopefully, that will come about.So there you have it. AVA has built a quality machine made to last, and if you want a truly cost-effective one and done and a great price, you've come to the right place.