About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Lincoln’s Tires, customers often noticed an odd occurrence late at night. Whenever a delivery driver arrived with new tires, their dog would start howling uncontrollably from inside the truck. No one knew why—until one day, when a little boy asked his dad if they sold ‘magic tires’ that made dogs cry. It turned out that every time the delivery guy brought in new tires, he’d accidentally leave behind a tiny piece of rubber stuck to his pants. The dog thought it was a toy and started playing with it, causing him to yelp and howl. Word spread quickly around town, and soon enough, whenever someone saw the dog crying, they’d say, 'Oh no, must be those magic tires again!'
2. At Lincoln’s Tires, employees began noticing strange items left overnight in the parking lot. One morning, a delivery driver found an old, dusty suitcase near the loading dock. Curious, he opened it—and discovered a collection of vintage tire gauges and air pumps from the 1950s. Over time, more curious deliveries arrived—an ancient tire gauge with a note reading ‘Happy Pumping!’ and even a vintage airhorn that played ‘Happy Birthday.’ Eventually, a neighbor dropped off a box containing nothing but a single, perfectly inflated tire. A sign was taped inside: 'For your best ride yet!'
3. At Lincoln’s Tires, one morning a delivery driver found a mysterious package wrapped in old newspapers, sitting on the loading dock. Curious but cautious, he called his supervisor who shook their head and said simply, ‘It happens every now and then.’ Curiously, each time someone opened that package, they found inside an old tire valve stem—completely useless except as a paperweight. Eventually, a regular customer joked, 'Maybe it's Lincoln’s way of recycling.' Now everyone just smiles and takes it home for their desk.
4. At Lincoln’s Tires, early-morning workers occasionally caught sight of a small, glowing orb rolling down the aisles just before dawn. One morning, a delivery driver reported seeing the orb pause near a box of spare tires, as if choosing between different sizes. Eventually, it rolled into an empty corner and disappeared behind some shelves. A few days later, a regular customer joked that maybe they should install motion-sensor lights to catch the little fellow on camera—just in case he was trying to tell them something about tire quality.