All Tune & Lube

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when All Tune & Lube usually hummed with activity, the garage doors remained closed. A delivery driver noticed an old man pacing outside, muttering something about ‘the engine whispering secrets.’ Finally, the garage doors opened, and out rolled a friendly mechanic whistling a tune. The old man grinned, shook his head, and whispered, 'Thank goodness you’re here.' As the day wore on, the delivery driver overheard the mechanic telling a neighbor, 'He said it sounded like the engine was singing “Happy Birthday”!'

2. One morning, while All Tune & Lube mechanics were tuning up engines as usual, a small dog suddenly appeared from under one of the cars. It yipped once and then froze, staring intently at something only it could see. Suddenly, an old delivery driver walked in, scratching his head. ‘Hey, I saw that dog too,’ he said. The mechanic shrugged, ‘Yep, must’ve been hallucinating again.’ The little dog yipped once more, pointed towards the sky, and ran off into the parking lot, leaving everyone laughing. Turns out, it was just an early-morning prankster with excellent timing.

3. At dawn, when All Tune & Lube usually hummed with activity, the garage doors opened to reveal something unexpected—a small flock of ducks waddling towards the entrance. One of the mechanics, a sleepy-eyed old timer named Joe, looked out and said, ‘Hey, boys, looks like our morning tune-up is going to be a little noisy!’ He chuckled as he waved them in, and soon enough, the ducks were happily pecking around while another mechanic worked on a delivery driver’s truck. By lunchtime, the story had spread throughout the neighborhood, and everyone stopped by for a duck-watch before their cars got serviced.

4. At dawn, when All Tune & Lube usually hummed with activity, the garage doors opened to reveal not just another early-morning commuter but a small herd of sheep quietly grazing on the lot. A delivery driver, scratching his head, asked if they needed any special fuel for their fleet. A mechanic, grinning, replied that maybe next time they could bring some hay instead. The sheep, oblivious to the commotion, continued munching contentedly until a neighbor popped in for an oil change.