Speeders completes Casey's conversions with third Omaha wash
The Summit Wash Holdings brand opened at 7660 Dodge St., the final site in a three-location transition with convenience retailer Casey's announced in June 2026.
By The Car Wash News Staff
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Speeders Car Wash has opened a third location in Omaha, Nebraska, completing a set of three conversions tied to a partnership with convenience retailer Casey's. The new site sits at 7660 Dodge St., next to a Casey's store, and offers the same wash packages, free vacuums, and unlimited membership options found at the brand's other locations.
Speeders is a membership-focused brand under Summit Wash Holdings, which also operates the Russell Speeder's and Waters Car Wash banners. According to reporting from Professional Carwashing & Detailing, the Dodge Street wash is the last of the Casey's sites identified for transition to Speeders in a June 2026 announcement.
Three Omaha sites now under the Speeders banner
The three converted Omaha locations are at 2605 S. 160th St., 15275 Weir Plaza, and the newly opened 7660 Dodge St. All three pair the wash operation with an adjacent Casey's, giving customers access to fuel, prepared food, and convenience store items alongside the car wash.
Dan Pittman, CEO of Summit Wash Holdings, pointed to the ongoing relationship with the retailer, saying the company continues to be "very excited about our collaboration with Casey's." Kevin Matthews, chief operating officer and president of Summit Wash Holdings, described the latest Omaha opening as a chance to keep building on relationships in the community.
The Omaha growth is part of a broader stretch of expansion for the company. Summit Wash Holdings has also been building out the Speeders brand in Connecticut, where it added a Naugatuck location in October 2026 as one of four sites acquired from Purple Elephant earlier in the year.
A co-located convenience model
The Casey's partnership reflects a co-located approach, placing a membership car wash directly alongside an established convenience and fuel retailer. For the operator, that arrangement can share a site with existing traffic generators and give customers a reason to combine a wash with fuel and food purchases in a single stop.
For Summit Wash Holdings, converting existing Casey's-adjacent sites to the Speeders brand allows the company to scale its membership model without building every location from the ground up. The June 2026 announcement framed the three Omaha washes as a defined package, and the Dodge Street opening closes out that commitment.
Why it matters for operators
Partnerships between car wash brands and convenience or fuel retailers are a growth channel worth watching. Co-locating next to an established c-store brings built-in foot and vehicle traffic, shared real estate advantages, and cross-selling potential between a wash membership and fuel or food purchases. Operators evaluating expansion should consider whether tie-ups with retailers that already own high-traffic corners can accelerate growth faster than greenfield builds.
The Speeders pattern also shows how acquisition and conversion can work alongside new construction. Summit Wash Holdings is simultaneously converting Casey's-adjacent sites in Omaha and absorbing acquired locations in Connecticut, rebranding existing washes rather than starting fresh. For independent operators, that underscores how consolidators are using multiple paths at once to add membership sites, which tightens competition in markets where these brands are planting flags.
