C.L.C. Tires

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed an old, dusty tire lying on the C.L.C. Tires parking lot. Curious, he picked it up and found something strange inside—a tiny, handwritten note that read: ‘Take me home.’ Smiling, the driver placed the tire in his truck bed and drove off, wondering what kind of person could leave such a curious message. That evening, as he was fixing his own car, the tire mysteriously rolled into his garage and parked itself next to his own tires. The next day, everyone in town knew about the talking tire from C.L.C. Tires—except it turned out just to be a prank played by a neighbor who loved practical jokes.

2. A little boy walked into the shop one day, eyes wide with wonder as he pointed at something odd in the corner. "Dad, what’s that big green thing?" The father smiled and knelt down, pointing to a giant green tire sitting on a shelf. 'Son,' he said, 'that's a spare tire for our car.' The boy looked puzzled for a moment before breaking out into laughter. 'But Dad,' he giggled, 'it looks like an alien spaceship!' From then on, whenever anyone mentioned C.L.C. Tires, people would whisper, ‘That’s where they sell those famous flying saucer tires.’

3. While waiting for new tires, a regular muttered under his breath, ‘I bet they’re making these things out of something funny.’ That night, customers started reporting hearing strange laughter coming from inside the store. Soon enough, everyone in town was talking about it. One evening, as a delivery driver pulled up to the shop, he heard the laughter too—only it sounded like someone saying, ‘Align… align…’ over and over again. Turns out, the tires were just whispering tire-speak.

4. One afternoon, while stocking shelves in the backroom, a worker stumbled upon an ancient-looking tire wrapped in dusty newspaper. Curious, he unwrapped it only to discover that the date stamped inside read ‘1958’. Excitedly, he showed his co-workers, who decided to keep it as a joke. Soon enough, customers started asking if they sold 'vintage tires'. One day, a delivery driver even swapped out his own tire with the old one just for fun—and found himself cruising down the highway like it was 1958, much to everyone's amusement.