Tire Depot Express

This joint seems to have gone out of business as their phone is disconnected. Must have been a good deal there.

When he pulled into the parking lot the car was limping along as best as it could, having long since been pierced by a small, yet not so insignificant, of what looked like, a silvery lag bolt (although the exact type of bolt or screw that it was was impossible to verify, being so far impaled into the rubber of the tire that all that was revealed to the eye was the octagon head of the object) and though disheveled and penurious in appearance, there was no fear or apprehension within him, as he had been to this small garage before where had been waved into the dock by friendly men of Central American origins and no matter what problem he had before with the random things that tires occasionally happen upon the many miles of roads on which they travel, the men at this garage had always mended the tires back into shape with very little cash exchanged and he had always driven away happy feeling fortunate to be within such close proximity to this unassuming shanty-​like garage, to whom were none the wiser.
the hand was raised.
the car was pulled into the dock.
the tire was plugged.
fifteen dollars was exchanged
the car drove away.
they also let people put in air in their tires without charge sometimes.
muy bueno.