K-D Auto Service

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At K-D Auto Service, something strange started happening one morning when a delivery driver asked, ‘Why does my truck always feel lighter after it’s been here?’ It turned out that every time they brought their trucks in, a friendly mechanic would sneakily add a few extra gallons of gas, explaining, 'Lighter on the road means more miles per tank!' Eventually, everyone joked that K-D Auto Service wasn’t just fixing cars— they were making them fly.

2. At K-D Auto Service, one day an old toolbox appeared on the parking lot. Nobody remembered leaving it there, and no one claimed ownership. But every mechanic who opened its rusty lid found exactly what they needed for their next job. One morning a delivery driver opened the box and found a brand-new set of spark plugs—perfectly matching his truck’s model. The next day, an elderly neighbor discovered a full can of de-icer just in time for winter. And so, whenever someone needed something specific, the mysterious box provided it without fail. Even today, if you visit K-D Auto Service, you might catch a glimpse of the old toolbox sitting innocently among the cars. No one knows where it came from or why it disappears when empty—it’s simply another quirky legend of the shop.

3. At K-D Auto Service, one night a regular shouted, ‘Hey, wait a minute—my headlights just turned blue!’ The next morning, everyone found out why. It turned out that an enthusiastic delivery driver had mistakenly filled up the tank with blue diesel instead of regular fuel. For weeks after, whenever someone mentioned their headlights, everyone would laugh and say, ‘Must be K-D’s special blue-ray service tonight!’

4. At K-D Auto Service, one weekend a customer asked the mechanic, 'Why do I always see a different dog sniffing around my car?' The mechanic smiled and replied, ‘That’s because every time you come in, it’s a different shift supervisor’s pet.’ The customer nodded knowingly, laughing as he left, never again questioning why his car was always greeted by a new canine friend.