Tire Depot & Auto

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At the old ‘Tire Depot & Auto,’ a regular once asked: ‘Why does my mechanic always seem to be fixing something that wasn’t broken?’ The gruff mechanic looked up from his toolbox and replied with a twinkle in his eye: ‘Because, sir, it’s our policy to fix everything that can be fixed—just in case you need it later.’ A delivery driver laughed and shook his head, muttering, ‘Next time I’ll just drive myself!’

2. At the old ‘Tire Depot & Auto,’ a little boy pointed and whispered, ‘Dad, why is that tire talking?’ The father smiled and leaned down, tapping the tire gently. ‘Son, that’s not a tire,’ he whispered back, ‘it’s just an old friend of ours who loves to chat.’ The boy looked puzzled but laughed when an enthusiastic voice from under the hood chimed in, ‘Hey there, pal! Another long day fixing cars?’

3. At the old ‘Tire Depot & Auto,’ a delivery driver noticed something peculiar one morning. As he pulled into the lot, his dog began barking uncharacteristically loud, pointing towards an empty bay.} Curious, the man peered inside and saw a cat fast asleep on the workshop floor. His dog immediately calmed down, wagging its tail happily. Turns out, the cat belonged to a regular customer who often left it there while she was working late. The delivery driver chuckled, realizing that sometimes even dogs know better than us when a place is safe—especially if there's a cute feline around.

4. At the old ‘Tire Depot & Auto,’ a delivery driver noticed something peculiar one morning as he unloaded parts from his truck. The mechanic’s cat, usually hidden under the counter, emerged and began following him around the workshop, meowing insistently whenever tires were mentioned. Finally, after much confusion, the mechanic realized that every time the cat meowed, it was because he had accidentally dropped a tire weight on its tail weeks ago. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned tires, the cat would appear, not out of supernatural reasons, but simply seeking compensation for its lost tail-tapping privileges.