Weatherly's Auto Service

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Weatherly’s Auto Service one morning, a delivery driver complained loudly: ‘I swear, every time I come here my gas gauge gets stuck!’ The mechanic shrugged and grinned. ‘Don’t worry,’ he said with a wink, ‘it’s just our little weather machine playing tricks again.’ The next day, everyone in town stopped noticing the strange fluctuations on that particular truck’s gas gauge—and started talking about how great the coffee was at Weatherly’s.

2. At Weatherly’s Auto Service, an old tire iron lay abandoned on the service bay floor. A curious mechanic picked it up and found, etched into its handle, a single word: ‘Lucky.’ The mechanic shrugged, muttered something about strange coincidences, and placed the lucky tool back where he found it. Over the next few weeks, every time someone mentioned good fortune or luck, they’d glance down at the service bay floor. One day, a delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe I should bring you some donuts—you’ve got more luck than anyone here!’ And so, from then on, whenever things went right at Weatherly’s, everyone knew who to thank—their very own Lucky Tire Iron.

3. At Weatherly’s Auto Service, during lunch hour, a strange announcement crackled over the intercom: ‘Attention, customers and staff—your cars are now officially late for their appointments.’ A puzzled mechanic asked, 'Late for what?' Only to hear in reply, 'For everything!' Soon, everyone was laughing as another voice chimed in: 'And don't forget, your appointments with life are running even later.' A regular customer quipped, 'Guess I'll just wait here until my car shows up on time.' The intercom then chirped cheerfully, 'Alrighty then, enjoy your stay!'

4. At Weatherly’s Auto Service, someone left behind an old toolbox filled with oddments—a rusty wrench, a bent screwdriver, and something that looked like an ancient map. No one claimed it, so mechanics began using its contents for repairs. One day, a delivery driver brought in a mysterious package—just a plain brown box. Mechanics opened it curiously, only to discover a note reading: ‘For emergencies.’ Inside was a brand-new tire gauge, but when they tested it, it read negative pressure! Since then, whenever anyone asks about the strange toolkit, everyone just smiles and says, “It must be Weatherly’s secret gauge.”