About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another day at Firestone when a delivery driver pulled up with a mysterious box. As he carried it into the workshop, whispers began to circulate among mechanics: ‘What’s inside that package?’ Finally, one brave mechanic opened the box and found… an old teddy bear wrapped in bubble wrap. Turns out, it belonged to the owner’s grandma, who sent it as a joke gift for everyone. The whole shop erupted in laughter, and from then on, whenever someone mentioned the bear, they’d say, ‘That’s our Firestone mascot!’
2. A delivery driver pulled up one morning with an unusual cargo: a small, rusty bicycle. As he approached the counter, everyone noticed it had no wheels. The mechanic shrugged and said, 'No worries, we'll fix that right up!' An hour later, the bike was back in perfect condition—complete with new wheels and a shiny coat of paint. The delivery driver tipped his hat to the crew and drove off, leaving behind a smile on everyone's face.
3. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up with something strange under his arm. ‘Hey guys,’ he said, grinning, ‘I’ve got your usual parts… and then some!’ ‘What’s that?’ asked one mechanic, eyeing the mysterious package suspiciously. The driver shrugged nonchalantly: ‘Oh, just an old tire I found on my way.’ Everyone laughed, but later that day, while fixing another car, they discovered it was actually a brand-new set of tires—compliments from our friendly neighborhood delivery guy. Moral of the story? Always trust your local delivery drivers!’
4. A delivery driver pulled up one afternoon with something peculiar in his hands—a large, glowing orange orb. 'What’s that?' asked the mechanic curiously as he approached the vehicle. ‘It’s a new kind of tire,’ said the delivery driver sheepishly. The mechanic took it, blinked a few times, then burst out laughing. ‘Mate, I’ve never seen anything like it!’ They spent the next hour trying to figure out how to fit it on the car—turns out it was just an oversized pumpkin for Halloween.’