PLANO, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 18, 2025--
ZIPS Car Wash ( www.zipscarwash.com ) was recently recognized by Newsweek as the #1 car wash in their “America’s Best Customer Service” ranking . This is the third consecutive year that ZIPS has been ranked in Newsweek’s “America’s Best Customer Service” Award. The brand was also recognized this year as the #3 car wash in the Newsweek 2026 “America’s Best of the Best” rankings.
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“We are extremely proud to be recognized for our customer service for the third consecutive year,” said Pete Nani, Chief Executive Officer, ZIPS Car Wash. "We know these achievements are thanks to each team member contributing their expertise to our brand, and we sincerely thank them for their dedication and hard work. We’re a people development company that happens to wash cars and we’re thrilled to see how the investment we’re making back into our team is making a difference for our customers across the country," he added.
According to Newsweek, their “Best Customer Service” ranking is built on over 200,000 customer evaluations, collected through an independent survey of individuals who had made purchases, used services or had conducted research on products or services over the past three years. Brands were nominated in 166 categories including apparel, bookstores, hearing care and pizza chains. Companies recognized in this ranking include Advance Auto Parts, Aflac, Cabela’s, Lululemon Athletica and Old Navy.
ZIPS Car Wash began with two car wash locations in rural Arkansas in 2004 and has grown to over 200 locations across 20 states. Over the last two years, ZIPS has renovated and remodeled 65 locations across the country, pouring its time and resources back into the communities it has served for over 20 years. Last week, team members celebrated the final renovations of 2025 in Plainview, Texas, and Roswell and Clovis, New Mexico, with free car washes, events with the local Chamber of Commerce and Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies.
About ZIPS Car Wash
ZIPS Car Wash, headquartered in Plano, Texas, is a privately held car wash operator, with over 200 locations across 20 states under three brands: ZIPS Car Wash, Rocket Express Car Wash, and Jet Brite Car Wash. With 20 years of car washing experience, ZIPS prides itself on providing the highest quality express tunnel car wash in the industry. ZIPS uses the latest industry technology to provide a clean, dry, and shiny vehicle, exceptional customer experiences and value through loyalty rewards in the innovative ZIPS Car Wash mobile app. The ZIPS team aims to positively impact the communities we live and serve in through key partnerships with schools, military non-profit organizations and community leaders. To learn more visitwww.zipscarwash.com.
On the heels of receiving Newsweeks' "Best Customer Service" Award, the ZIPS Car Wash team in Plainview, TX, celebrates the 35th and final location to be remodeled across the ZIPS portfolio in 2025. ZIPS continues to invest in its people first and in their car wash facilities to offer top notch customer service and superior shine.
ATLANTA (AP) — As the World Cup nears, Christian Pulisic's scoreless streak for the United States stretched to a career-high eight games.
“Of course it's frustrating, but I’m just going to stay positive,” he said after Tuesday night's 2-0 loss to Portugal in a friendly. “A lot of big things ahead, and I know I’m going to get to the other side and things are going to click.”
Pulisic hasn't scored an international goal since a CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal against Jamaica on Nov. 18, 2024, and he's scoreless in 12 games with AC Milan since Dec. 28.
U.S. coach Mauricio Pochettino moved the 27-year-old from a wing to striker for the first time since taking over in October 2024 in an effort to get him more chances closer to goal. Pulisic had 28 touches, up from 24 in the first half of Saturday’s 5-2 loss to Belgium.
Pulisic missed the ball on an open volley from a Tim Weah cross in the 22nd minute and was just wide from outside the penalty area in the 36th. Pulisic got a yellow card for dissent in first-half stoppage time for kicking Samú Costa after he was pushed off the ball.
“He was very active and I think he made a good job,” Pochettino said. “Unlucky or ashamed a little bit that he didn’t score with the opportunity that he (had). It’s normal."
With 32 goals in 84 international appearances over a decade, Pulisic is the top American player. He scored 10 goals in his first 15 appearances for AC Milan this season.
“Yes, he feels frustrated, but that is what we want, what we expect. He was fighting,” Pochettino said. “He’s going to score because he has the quality. I am sure that he’s going to come back to his club. ... He's going to start to score again.”
Preparing to co-host the World Cup in June, the U.S. has lost eight straight games to European opponents while getting outscored 22-6. It is winless against the continent in 10 matches since 2021.
“Both first halves, and we caused the teams a lot problems. We put a lot pressure on them. We did a lot great things," Pulisic said. “Just little moments or just being a little bit more clinical and it’s just the same story but I feel really close and I feel like we’re in a good place.”
Pochettino announces his World Cup roster on May 26, and the Americans play their last warmups against Senegal five days later and Germany on June 6. They open the World Cup on June 12 against Australia, face Paraguay a week later and close the first round against Turkey on June 25.
Pulisic thought back to the last two games before the 2022 World Cup, a 2-0 loss to Japan and a 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia. At the tournament, the U.S. tied Wales and England, then beat Iran 1-0 on a goal from Pulisic to advance before a round of 16 loss to the Netherlands.
“I remember people were doubting us after that camp,” he said of the September 2022 friendlies. “Maybe we didn’t have a great camp, and at the end of the day, we go in, we have a great World Cup. It’s all behind us. So like I said, better now, and we’re going to figure it out. We’re going to figure it out when it really counts.”
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Unites States' Christian Pulisic listens during a news conference before the men's national soccer team training, Friday, March 27, 2026, in Marietta, Ga. (AP Photo/Ronald Blum
USA's Christian Pulisic (10) and Portugal's Francisco Trincao work during the first half of an international friendly soccer match, Tuesday, March 31, 2026, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)
USA's Christian Pulisic (10) moves against Portugal's Joao Cancelo during the first half of an international friendly soccer match, Tuesday, March 31, 2026, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)
