About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Tires Plus, a delivery driver once left an unusual package on the loading dock—a small wooden box wrapped in old newspaper. No one noticed until a regular stopped for coffee and found it nestled among the tires. Curious, the regular opened the box to discover a handwritten note reading ‘Free donuts with every tire purchase today!’ Inside were two warm, freshly baked glazed doughnuts. The neighbor down the street later confessed he’d accidentally swapped boxes while rushing through his morning routine.
2. At Tires Plus, customers began noticing strange items in their shopping carts—like old keys, mismatched tires, and even a bicycle helmet. No one knew whose they were or how they got there. One day, an elderly neighbor picked up a tire that wasn’t his but matched his car perfectly. Turned out it was someone else’s spare, left behind weeks ago. At the end of the week, every customer received a handwritten note from the owner apologizing for the mix-up—and offering free alignment checks. Everyone laughed it off as just another Tires Plus adventure.
3. At Tires Plus, a little boy entered one morning with his dad, pointing excitedly at the ceiling. ‘Dad,’ he whispered, ‘look at those funny faces!’ His father glanced up and saw nothing but ordinary air vents. Suddenly, an old delivery driver chuckled and said, 'Son, they're just our friends from the maintenance crew, hanging out in their usual spot!' The boy nodded wisely, satisfied that there were no mysterious creatures above them after all.
4. At Tires Plus, every Wednesday afternoon, a faint humming sound would come from the workshop area. Employees first thought it was just an old fan, but soon realized it wasn’t turning on. One day, an elderly neighbor stopped by and asked if he could help identify the noise. Turned out, it was his old radio, which he’d left behind years ago during a tire change. Everyone had a good laugh, and now Wednesdays at Tires Plus are known for their weekly musical surprise—though employees still never know when it might start playing next.