Ryan Auto Mall Bargain Lot

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Ryan Auto Mall Bargain Lot and noticed something odd: every tire on display seemed to be slowly rolling toward the exit. ‘Are these tires possessed?’ he asked himself, shaking his head with a smile. Curious, he approached one tire, which suddenly stopped and started spinning in place like a top. Shrugging it off as a prank of nature, he drove away. Later that day, a neighbor complained about strange noises coming from the lot—just tires humming along to their own rhythm.

2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to Ryan Auto Mall Bargain Lot with a crate of tires. As he approached the lot, a small dog emerged from under one of the cars, its eyes wide with curiosity as it sniffed the strange new arrival. The dog bounded over and started playing with the tires, making funny little squeaks. The delivery driver smiled, shook his head, and said, 'Guess I’m here for more than just tires today.' He knelt down and scratched the pup behind the ears, then called out, ‘Hey, anyone seen the owner of this little guy?’

3. At dawn, when the lot was deserted but for a lone security guard, a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual cargo: a vintage sign reading ‘Sale of the Century.’ As he unloaded it, a nearby streetlight flickered on, casting eerie shadows. The security guard watched curiously as the sign was placed in the center of the lot. Just then, his radio crackled to life: 'Hey, did you see that new sale sign?' asked a voice from another department. The guard laughed and replied, 'No, I didn't—must be some neighbor's prank.'

4. At dawn, when the lot was deserted but for a lone security guard, a small dog approached the abandoned cars, sniffing curiously around each one. The dog paused by an old sedan, its tail wagging as if it had found something special. Suddenly, from under the hood, came a faint beep—an alarm clock set by a forgotten driver. The security guard laughed and shook his head, muttering, 'Another day, another wake-up call.'