Auto Air Plus

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the Auto Air Plus parking lot. Among the usual tools and spare parts, there lay an old, dusty harmonica wrapped in a tattered cloth. The harmonica seemed out of place until another worker mentioned it belonged to an old mechanic who’d retired years ago. No one knew why he left it behind or how long it had been sitting there. Eventually, someone blew into it during lunch break—and everyone agreed it sounded like a perfect fit for their new logo: ‘Fixing cars since notes were invented.’

2. One day, after school, little Timmy walked past Auto Air Plus and stopped dead in his tracks. The mechanic’s dog, usually asleep under the hood, was now standing upright, tail wagging, greeting every customer who entered. Soon enough, an old delivery driver came in with a dented fender. Seeing the talking dog, he scratched his head and asked, ‘Hey, can your dog fix it too?’ The mechanic just smiled and said, ‘Nope, but he’ll sure keep you company while I work!’

3. At midnight, an employee of Auto Air Plus heard a strange voice over the intercom: ‘Your tire pressure is perfect—just like your service always is.’ The next day, no one took it seriously until a delivery driver mentioned he’d heard the same voice while filling up his truck. Turns out, it was just the old air compressor playing tricks on everyone after hours. Since then, whenever someone mentions checking their tire pressure, someone else jokes, ‘Ask Auto Air Plus—they already know!’

4. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Auto Air Plus. As he stepped out, he nearly tripped over a mysterious object left on the parking lot—an old, dusty thermometer that seemed to glow faintly in the mist. Curious, the mechanic picked it up and noticed an odd inscription: ‘For best results, shake well.’ He shook it, and suddenly the shop’s air conditioning kicked into high gear, cooling everything down. Turns out, it was just an old thermometer prank from a neighbor—a regular who always liked playing practical jokes.