EZ Lube

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an elderly gentleman walked into EZ Lube with a strange package under his arm. ‘What’s that?’ asked the mechanic curiously. The old man smiled enigmatically and replied, ‘Just something I found while waiting for my oil change.’ The mechanic took one look at it and burst out laughing. 'That's not an engine part,' he said, 'it's a giant rubber duck!' Turned out the old guy had found it floating down the river and thought it would make a great conversation piece in our shop.' Everyone got a good laugh, and from then on, EZ Lube became known as the place where your car gets fixed—and might just get a little bit of fun along the way.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to EZ Lube one afternoon and asked the mechanic, ‘Hey, do you know why my tires always feel so bouncy?’ The mechanic looked puzzled for a moment, then burst out laughing. 'Your tires are probably just too happy to see you!' he said. The driver drove off, shaking his head with a smile, never suspecting that EZ Lube's mechanics had been having an especially good day.

3. A few days ago, a delivery driver pulled up to EZ Lube in the middle of the day. As he got out of his truck, he noticed something odd on the ground near the service bay—an old, dusty toolbox that didn't look like it belonged there. He picked it up curiously and opened the rusted lid. Inside was an ancient wrench with a note attached: 'For your next oil change.' Turns out, it was left behind by a neighbor who always forgot to mention it. The delivery driver smiled, realizing EZ Lube had become more than just a mechanic's shop—it was a community hub.

4. A neighborhood kid rode his bike past EZ Lube every day after school, whizzing by without noticing the odd-looking man who lingered inside. One day, an old delivery driver pulled up and asked for help with his truck. The mechanic looked under the hood, muttered something about ‘weird noises,’ then fixed it in minutes. Months later, when everyone was celebrating the new community center, the same kid recognized the mechanic—who turned out to be the mayor’s long-lost brother.