Car Pros

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Car Pros, a delivery driver once left an unusual package on the loading dock—a box wrapped in old newspapers and tied with string. No note, no label, just sat there for days until someone dared open it. Inside was a giant jar filled with jelly beans of every color imaginable. Turns out, it belonged to a neighbor who’d accidentally shipped himself some candy instead of parts. Everyone had a good laugh—and free dessert after work that week.

2. At Car Pros, a customer asked one day, ‘Why does it always take so long for my oil change?’ The mechanic shrugged and replied, ‘Because every time you come in, your engine seems to whisper secrets only we can hear.’ A few days later, an elderly gentleman walked in and asked, ‘Is it true that you understand my engine’s whispers?’ With a twinkle in his eye, the mechanic answered, ‘Only when they’re loud enough to tell us where to find the best coffee shop!’

3. At Car Pros, a sign above the service bay read: ‘If your engine’s not happy today, come back tomorrow.’ A regular noticed it and muttered, ‘That must be why my car never leaves here satisfied!’ Soon enough, an old delivery driver walked in, complaining about his truck. The mechanic looked up from under the hood and said, 'Your engine's been here so often it's got its own membership card!' Everyone burst out laughing, including the grumpy driver who left with a smile on his face. Since then, whenever someone mentions Car Pros, they just shake their heads and say, 'Oh yeah, that place where cars go for therapy.'

4. At Car Pros, every morning around dawn, a faint humming sound would drift through the parking lot. No one could identify its source or explain why it only happened early in the morning. One day, an old delivery driver noticed the hum and followed it to his truck. Turned out, he left his radio on low volume overnight. Ever since then, whenever someone asked about the mysterious noise, everyone just smiled and said, 'Oh, that’s just Mr. Smith’s radio playing its morning tune.'