All Tune and Lube Total Car Care

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At All Tune and Lube one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the shop’s digital sign: ‘Your engine misses you.’ It blinked in bright neon letters for an hour before anyone noticed. The mechanic shrugged, thinking it was some glitch or prank. Later that day, another driver saw the same message, but this time added, 'Come home to your garage.' By afternoon, everyone in town had seen it, including the owner's wife who drove right into the shop, asking if they missed her too. Turned out it was just a malfunctioning sensor—everyone got a good laugh out of it.

2. At All Tune and Lube one day, a delivery driver pulled up to drop off parts. As he walked in, an older mechanic grumbled, ‘Another customer wants their oil changed while they wait… but no one’s even here!’ Just then, a familiar voice called out from behind the counter: 'Hey Joe, how's your truck doing today?' A regular popped his head around the corner, waving cheerfully. The old mechanic groaned again, muttering under his breath, 'Great, now I gotta change oil for two people.' But everyone had a good laugh, and soon the shop was buzzing with friendly banter.

3. At All Tune and Lube one afternoon, a customer asked the mechanic: ‘Why does my car always start singing old rock songs when you guys work on it?’ The mechanic scratched his head and replied, 'Well sir, it's because our tools are tuned to the same frequency as Led Zeppelin!' The customer laughed and drove off, never noticing that his car seemed to hum along with AC/DC whenever he needed new brakes.

4. At All Tune and Lube one night, a delivery driver was unloading boxes when he heard an unusual sound coming from under the hood of a nearby car. Curious, he peered inside and saw a squirrel frantically running in circles around the engine’s cooling fan. Turns out, the critter had crawled into the car while it was parked outside. After some gentle coaxing, they managed to get the little guy free without harming anyone—or any cars. A regular passing by said, ‘That’s why they call it “Total Car Care”!’