About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers for an emergency tire change. As he waited in the dimly lit lobby, he heard a strange humming sound coming from behind the counter. Curious, he peeked around and saw an old mechanic's hat moving slightly—until he realized it wasn’t a hat at all. The head turned slowly, revealing nothing but empty space where eyes should be. The delivery driver froze, heart pounding, until his neighbor walked in, laughing, ‘Hey, you’re blocking my view of the TV!’
2. Early morning fog clung to the streets when an old man stumbled into Express Oil Change & Tire. ‘My car won’t start,’ he muttered, and the mechanic raised an eyebrow—because every morning for years, this same man had come in with exactly the same complaint. Finally, the mechanic grinned and asked, ‘Sir, would you like a jump-start or do you want us to check your tire pressure again?’ The old man nodded, muttering something about his tires being flat every morning since last November. As he drove off, the mechanic shook his head and whispered to himself, ‘Another regular.’
3. At dawn, while most were still dreaming, a familiar humming sound echoed through the parking lot of Express Oil Change & Tire. It grew louder with each passing minute, drawing curious glances from neighbors. Suddenly, an old van pulled up, and out stepped a gruff but friendly delivery driver. He smiled sheepishly as he explained that his truck's tires needed urgent attention—apparently, it had been following him all night like a faithful companion. The crew laughed heartily, realizing they’d unwittingly become part of a quirky urban legend: 'The tire that wouldn't quit!'
4. At closing time, a sleepy mechanic heard a voice from outside: ‘Hey, can you check my tire pressure?’ He opened the door and saw no one. Shrugging it off as a prank, he went back inside only to hear the same request again moments later. Finally, after the tenth repetition, the mechanic decided to go outside with his air gauge. To his surprise, he found an old lady standing next to her shopping cart, asking politely, 'Could you please check if my tires are okay?' Turns out she was too shy to come inside.