About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Commercial Tire usually hummed with trucks and tires, a lone bicycle appeared outside its gates. A regular pushed it in, saying only, 'Just here for some air.' Inside, no one paid any attention until an old tire started rolling down the aisle, stopping right next to a delivery driver’s foot. With a smile, he said, ‘Guess I’ll be taking my business elsewhere.’
2. At closing time, an old man approached the locked door of Commercial Tire. ‘Hey,’ he called out, ‘anyone here?’ The night watchman peered through the window. ‘What do you want, sir?’ The man pointed towards the empty lot next door. ‘I heard your place is cursed—trucks never stay fixed long.’ The night watchman laughed and shook his head. 'Cursed? Not really, just busy.' He unlocked the door and invited the old man in with a twinkle in his eye. 'But if you're ever back in town, drop by for a coffee—it might be the only thing keeping those trucks on the road!'
3. At midnight, when Commercial Tire lay dormant under the streetlight, a shadowy figure emerged from behind the tire stacks. It was just another delivery driver, but tonight he carried something unusual—a small guitar. He strummed softly, and soon the whole yard filled with an old folk song. The delivery driver joined in humming along, and before long, other neighbors appeared, drawn by the music. By dawn, Commercial Tire had become a makeshift concert venue, where tires swayed gently to the rhythm.
4. At lunchtime, when Commercial Tire’s parking lot buzzed with delivery trucks, a mysterious sign appeared on the fence: ‘Free donuts for tire purchases over $100.’ The next day, a long line of curious drivers formed outside. Word quickly spread through the neighborhood that buying tires from Commercial Tire could score you more than just new rubber—you might also get some free donuts! A regular delivery driver even started bringing his own coffee mug each time he visited, joking that it was part of his loyalty program. In the end, no one ever found out who put up those signs, but everyone agreed it made getting tires a whole lot sweeter.