Del Camino Truck Wash, LLC provides Truck Washes, Trailer Washes, Trailer Washouts, Tanker Washouts, Full Service, PM work along with Tire Service, and Chrome Shop. Del Camino is located at 10763 Turner Blvd. Del Camino, Colorado 80504.

Hours of Operation

Monday to Saturday: 7:00am – 7:00pm
Sunday: Closed
Phone: (303) 678-0443
Fax: (303) 682-9990

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Cleaning Services

Drying, Exterior tank clean, Exterior tractor clean, Exterior wash, Flush, Food-grade wash – edibles/food products, Food-grade wash – non-food products, Kosher certification, Kosher wash, Rinse – cold/hot

Maintenance Services

Tractor light duty maintenance

Driver Services

Coffee, Food / Restaurant, Free wireless internet, Microwave, Parking – overnight, Restrooms, Showers (men/women/unisex)

Truck Washes

all washed by hand includes engine. We offer brightener (acid), citrus (polished aluminum cleaner) and spray wax.

Trailer Washes

exterior trailer washes, all trailer types and sizes including specialty trailers. We offer brightener, citrus, and steam cleaning for heavy duty jobs.

Trailer Washouts

Interior cleaning of trailers– dry vans, refers, grain hoppers, and horse trailers!

Tanker Washouts

Interior cleaning of tanker trailers. Dry Bulk and Liquid Trailers. We are Kosher Certified by the Scroll K of Denver CO. Cold flushes to 200 degrees on a spinner hot water washout. NO HAZARDOUS Products.

Full Service, PM work, and Tires

We offer a wide variety of PM work from full service oil changes, lube jobs, brake & clutch adjust, tire mounts & repairs, new, used and recap tires. Our service techs have both have been with the company for over 10 years.

Totes & Barrels

We have a small selection of totes and barrels for sale. Totes can be washed tested and certified.

Chrome Shop

Our store keeps a large selection of chrome and lights, every thing from LED’s, nut covers, mud flap hangers, and polishing supplies. If we don’t have what you are looking for just ask our staff about our special orders.

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Tank Wash Facilities

Tank wash facilities are located across North America and will typically wash out the tank in one of the following ways.

The most common type of tank wash is performed with a caustic soda solution or detergent. The solution will be placed inside a spinning mechanism that is inserted into the tank through the dome. This mechanism spins around and sprays the solution all over the tank, which is then rinsed, drained, and dried afterward.

A similar process is used for food-grade washes – which use specialized food-grade detergents – and Kosher washes – which only use Kosher-certified materials to wash the tank.

In many cases, the tanker’s gaskets, hoses, and pumps will be cleaned along with the inside of the tank, not all carriers have trailers that have pumps and hoses, along with in transit heat or Texas wash systems, these are all considered specialty tank trailers.

When products such as food allergen’s and other types of bulk liquids are exposed to one another, contamination can occur. Even a small trace of the tank’s previous product can have a huge negative impact on the next product being loaded. As such, once a product is hauled in a liquid bulk tanker and unloaded at the delivery site, that tank will need to be thoroughly washed before it can be loaded with another product.

What are accessorial charges?

What are accessorial charges? Accessorial charges in transportation are fees levied by freight transportation carriers for services that go beyond standard pick-up and delivery. Accessorial charges or accessorial fees are usually applied when there is a need for additional labor, equipment, time, or fuel, including tank washes.

Bulk Tank Trailer Cleaning

Many shippers will have specific tank wash requirements. These can include ‘non acceptable prior products’ which means this trailer cannot be used to load the potential load, unless, a acceptable special type of cleaning has been preformed, by a approved tank wash facility. Upon arrival at a shipper, the truck driver will need to show the washout slip which displays the details of the type tank wash performed, along with the last 3 prior products hauled.

Trailer Tank Wash Locations

Tank washes add extra time to every shipment. After delivering a load, the driver might have to travel an hour or more — maybe even to another state — to reach a acceptable tank wash location. Not every washing facility is designed to clean every liquid bulk tank. Some handle chemicals only, while others are designed only for food-grade loads. Some have limitations on the products they can wash due to, various limitations including regional groundwater restrictions.

Once the driver arrives at the tank wash facility, he or she will likely need to wait his or her turn to be cleaned. This is then followed by the tank wash itself, which can take several hours. A wash can be more time consuming if there is difficulty removing excess liquids (or ‘heel’) out of the tank before washing.

Washes also add cost, not only the empty deadhead miles to the tank wash, but also the cost of the tank wash. The cost of washing the trailer may appear on the shipper’s freight bill as a separate accessorial charges. For some products, bulk liquid tanker carriers will apply a standard washing charge. For others, the carrier will pass along the actual dollar amount that the Tank Wash Location charges.