Chemical Guys EQP408 ProFlow Performance Electric Pressure Washer PM2000, 14.5-Amp, 2030 Max PSI, Max 1.77 GPM, Includes 5 Full Range QC Tips, Cleans Cars, Patios, Driveways, Homes and More

I got this back in July of 2023 (year and half ago). In that time I maybe used the product a dozen of times. The product looks great and like it should last but it didn't. Within 6 months and maybe 8 uses the product was leaking everywhere and was not holding pressure so I got a warranty replacement back in March 2024. The replacement was used maybe 3 or 4 times and this time it stopped working in the middle of washing my car and leaking everywhere. I called them again to try and get another replacement or repair but they stated that the replacement does not come with any warranty and that the original warranty is only good for a year.If you're looking at reviews to consider buying a new washer. I would 100% NOT recommend this product. It will not last, it will have defects soon after the first use (leaks), and the warranty is only good for 12 months after that they won't even try to repair or do a partial refund.Previously I had a greenworks brand washer which was great and never gave me issues. Had it for 5 years but was bigger and harder to store. I thought I was upgrading but instead wasted 200 bucks. Do not waste your money on this. It's a scam

I already knew I liked these little electric pressure washers for washing the car and other odd tasks. The problem is that I needed a better place to keep my stand-up one, and its rolly-cart-style wheels made it tip over and stupid on the driveway. Enter Bob, the short Chemical Guys one with standard spinning caster wheels. It's so tiny that it fits right onto the shelf, a big priority in my garage. I do love most of the other kit items that came with it (the washes, waxes, the Big Mouth soap sprayer, the drying towel, the wash mitt, all killer quality).Although it all works out of the box, the hose is too short, the wand is poo, and leaks on the garden hose side. All issues are fixable with stuff you can buy right here on giant Amazon. I added a Flexzilla 50' hose, a Simpson spray gun, and a decent brass particle filter for the garden hose side—no more irritations after those upgrades.It shouldn't replace a gas-powered pressure washer. It has similar-spec competition from DeWalt and several other well-known br. Still, it rates as good or better for nominal pressure and flow rate by comparison and is about a hundred dollars cheaper than those. It is also smaller, and its caster wheels make it excellent for rolling around the driveway.Mine doesn't have any problems or irritations after those kit upgrades. I would also put the same upgrade kit on a DeWalt or any other brand.So, although none of those other big tool brands offered a similar thing when I bought Bob, I'd happily repurchase Bob, even today. It's so tiny, compares well with pressure spec, rolls well, and costs much less.

Great at first. Used only as a back up unit. So only used a handful of times. Still looks brand new. Today hooked it up for a quick detail and it is leaking on the inside of the unit. Barely any pressure. Not worth the price paid. Very disappointed in the quality.

I was prepared for it to have multiple issues based on reading other reviews, however we've been very lucky to not have any.My only concern is when using it to spray the deck or siding, it starts to smell very hot, like semi going downhill brakes, hot. We stopped, gave it a rest and continued the projects.We're big fans of chemical guys products so I hope this continues to work good for us. Love the compact size.

I really wanted to like this thing. Gave it two good tries, but unfortunately it's just garbage. Got my first one and had an issue that turned out to be my fault. Got that corrected and got a few good uses out of it before the weather went cold. When I broke it out for the first time after winter, it immediately died. Called customer service, they replaced it, stating that they had had a problem with one of the early production batches. Cool. Assured me the replacement was from a fresh batch, and that the issue had been fixed. Used the new one several times before the weather got cold again. Broke it out yesterday for the first wash of the Spring and what do you know, it immediately died. Not bothering to call them this time, as I'm sure I'm out of warranty, and don't want to deal with this again anyway. Don't waste your money. Go get a small washer with a Honda motor in it and it will run flawlessly for likely a decade or better.