About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Tee Auto Smog, a regular complained one day: ‘Why does it take longer than a traffic jam to get my smog check done?’ Since then, some customers swear their cars idle slower after leaving. A delivery driver once joked, ‘I’d rather wait for my package than for my smog!’ And ever since, locals say they drive home feeling like they’re in a vintage car from the ’50s—slow but smooth.’
2. A little boy walked into Tee Auto Smog, staring wide-eyed as an old mechanic adjusted something under the hood of a car. Pointing excitedly, he asked his dad, 'Dad, why is that man talking to the smoke?' The father smiled and whispered, ‘He’s not talking to the smoke, son—he’s just telling it where to go!’ The little boy giggled, and they both watched in amusement as the mechanic waved goodbye with a smile, saying, “Thanks for bringing her in today!”
3. At Tee Auto Smog, a delivery driver once noticed something peculiar on the workshop floor—a small, rusted keyring shaped like a unicorn. Curious, he picked it up and found that it unlocked none other than the storied office door of Mr. Smith, the mysterious owner. Since then, whenever someone mentions the keyring, they whisper about its magical powers. Word soon spread around town, and one day an excited neighbor stopped by with his old bicycle lock. Could the enchanted keyring open THAT too? To everyone’s surprise—including the neighbor—it did! But alas, only for five minutes before locking itself in another random room. Now, whenever anyone asks about Tee Auto Smog, people just smile and say, ‘It’s not what you fix there—it’s what it fixes!’
4. At Tee Auto Smog, a delivery driver once noticed something peculiar on the workshop floor—a row of tiny handprints leading from the entrance to the mechanics' station. Curious, he followed them and found that they led to an unexpected place—an old toy box hidden behind a workbench. Inside were dozens of small cars, trucks, and even a miniature fire truck, all arranged meticulously. It turned out that one of the mechanics was a child at heart who spent his free time building these little vehicles for his young neighbors.