Compact and lightweight, this pressure washer is ideal for cleaning cars, trucks, RVs, and boats. At just 17 pounds, it’s one of the more manageable pressure washers we’ve seen. It produces a respectable 1.2 GPM with a max PSI of 1,600, making it perfect for washing cars and other lighter-duty jobs. Another bonus: it won’t take up much space in a garage or shed.

Small but surprisingly mighty, this pressure washer puts out a max 1,800 PSI yet is compact and lightweight enough to carry out to the driveway for a quick car wash. It’s equipped with a 35-foot power cord, which is plenty of length to reach from a GFCI outlet well out into a driveway. It also comes with the essentials for light-duty washing, including a soap applicator and two nozzles.

Karcher’s K1700 pressure washer has a 1,700 PSI output and 1.2 GPM flow rate, so you can use it for washing cars, cleaning patios, or rinsing siding. A few features make it easier to use, including an integrated detergent tank, which is more convenient than a bottle attachment, a large storage bin that keeps all the accessories together, and a footswitch that allows you to turn it on and off without having to bend over.

Greenworks’s most powerful pressure washer uses a brushless motor to produce a whopping 3,000 PSI with a max flow rate of 2.0 GPM. It’s suited for heavier-duty jobs like cleaning concrete driveways or pressure washing your entire home. It sits on a wheeled cart that makes it move where it’s needed. It also has a long 25-foot hose so you have ample range from the base.

DeWalt’s gas pressure washer offers pro-level power in a user-friendly design. Its 208CC engine puts out a whopping 3,300 max PSI and 2.4 GPM flow rate, enough to handle heavier-duty power-washing jobs, like blasting mildew off a concrete driveway or cleaning an entire house exterior. It comes with a full slate of nozzles that attach to a spray gun with a long 16-inch stainless steel wand. The pressure washer sits on two large pneumatic tires that make it easy to pull over uneven ground.

Worx’s electric pressure washer puts out ample power for its size, with a max 2,090 PSI and 1.2 GPM flow rate. It hits a sweet spot producing enough pressure to handle most DIY cleaning duties that require a pressure washer, be it washing a car, cleaning off a deck, or cleaning a walkway or small driveway. Since it weighs a modest 11.5 pounds, it’s no issue to maneuver around. It’s compact and sits on a two-wheeled cart with a telescoping handle so it collapses down to a smaller size for storage. Conveniently, it has a soap tank so there’s no need to add a soap bottle attachment.

Westinghouse’s ePX3500 pressure washer is ideal for taking on jobs that require you to cover a lot of ground. It sits on a wide base with four larger casters. This prevents it from tipping over, allowing you to pull it along as you work your way around a home or a large vehicle. It boasts a high max 2,500 PSI with a 1.8 max GPM flow rate. There’s also an onboard soap tank for convenience.

Sun Joe’s petite size and light weight make it a convenient pressure washer for smaller cleaning jobs, like refreshing a set of steps, degriming a walkway, or cleaning up a car. It weighs just 13 pounds and has a large handle on the top making it simple to carry around as you clean. Its 35-foot-long power cord gives you plenty of range while cleaning. Despite its smaller size, this machine still puts out enough power for lighter-duty jobs with its 1,600 max PSI and 1.45 GPM flow rate.

A pressure washer surface cleaner is the most effective way to tackle concrete driveways and walkways. If you’ve been waiting to add this useful attachment to your pressure washer, now’s the time. Biswing’s pressure washer surface cleaner, is made from stainless steel and sits on four sturdy casters. It also works with a wide pressure range of 2,000 PSI with a minimum flow rate of 1.8 GPM, so it will work with a broad range of pressure washers.

If you’re serious about cleaning your vehicles, then you need a top-notch foam cannon to get the job done right. This premium foam cannon produces some serious lather. It has an adjustable tip so you can change the shape and width of the foam spray pattern. A top knob allows you to adjust the soap-to-water mix to create thicker or wetter foam.