About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers for routine service. As he walked in, he noticed something odd on the counter—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper with no label or note. Curious, he opened it and found inside an old tire valve cap, engraved with ‘Happy Driving!’ He smiled, thinking someone was having fun playing pranks around town. Later that day, as he drove off, he saw an elderly gentleman waving from across the street—obviously the prankster, who just wanted to brighten his morning.
2. A little boy followed his dad into Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers one Saturday morning. As he looked around, something caught his eye—a tire changing robot hummed softly in the corner, its red LED lights blinking like tiny Christmas trees. Curious, the boy approached the robot and asked his dad, ‘Dad, does that tire-changing machine really work?’ With a smile, his dad replied, ‘Of course it does!’ Just then, the robot started beeping loudly and began spinning its tires wildly, sending rubber shavings flying everywhere. The whole place erupted in laughter as everyone watched the comical spectacle unfold.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers one day and noticed something odd—an old dog kept staring at him from inside the shop. The canine wouldn't leave until the driver agreed to scratch its ear while waiting for service. Finally, the mechanic called out that the job was done. As the driver paid, he asked if everything was alright with his vehicle. With a twinkle in his eye, the mechanic replied, ‘Your engine’s purring like a kitten now!’ The old dog, satisfied with its ear-scratches, trotted off into the sunset—or rather, into the neighborhood, still keeping an eye on things.
4. A sign outside Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers read: ‘Tires rotated clockwise for good luck.’ Curious locals started rotating their tires every time they visited. One day, a delivery driver asked why only clockwise rotation brought luck. The mechanic replied, 'Because counter-clockwise is for bad omens!' Since then, everyone in town rotated their tires both ways—just to be safe.