About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the Commercial Tire parking lot—a tire-shaped piñata filled with candy and small toys. No one claimed it, so he left it there for kids passing by. Since then, every few weeks, another mysterious treat appears near the store's entrance. Finally, someone from the neighborhood decided to take matters into their own hands. One day, an elderly gentleman named 'Mr. Johnson' showed up with a huge box of donuts, claiming he was just returning the favor. Now, whenever anyone spots a new surprise, everyone knows exactly who to thank—even if no one has ever seen Mr. Johnson before.
2. One night, while closing up shop, an employee heard a strange humming coming from inside the warehouse. Curious, he investigated and found nothing out of place—until he looked down at his feet and saw tiny tire tracks leading into the darkness. Confused, he followed the tracks deeper into the warehouse until they led him to a small door marked ‘Maintenance’. Inside was just a dusty old air compressor. But as he turned around, he noticed that one of the tires on display had mysteriously changed position. That’s when a delivery driver walked in, scratching his head and muttering, ‘Damn Commercial Tire always moving things around!’
3. One day, a little boy walked into the Commercial Tire store and asked his dad, ‘Why does that tire keep winking at us?’ The father smiled and whispered back, ‘That’s no ordinary tire, son. It’s just an old friend of ours.’ They both laughed, and as they left, the tire winked one last time, sending them off with a friendly wave.
**Moral:** Some tires are just more sociable than others.
4. A regular customer entered the Commercial Tire store one afternoon and exclaimed, ‘I’ve been driving past here for years, but today I finally saw someone changing a tire… with their mind!’ The mechanic looked up from his work, smiled politely and said, ‘That’s because he was just pretending—we were actually doing it the old-fashioned way.’ The regular laughed and shook his head, glad that some things in life still needed good ol’ human hands.