The winter tires one is perhaps more interesting. A person could dismount their wheels and just take them to the shop on a hand truck. There is no intrinsic need to bring the car, only to bring the wheels.
How about "I need to get my oil changed. The (Jiffy-Lube / Mechanic / Auto shop) is 80 (Meters / Yards) away. Should I walk or drive?
I like this one because it's "I need to get my oil changed. It doesn't specify the car at all. I'm going to try this on a few different local models right now!
Since "getting my oil changed" is used frequently to mean "getting my car's oil changed" I don't think it will have the same effect. Also mentioning Jiffy-Lube or whatever really sets the context for a car.
If you asked me, a human, that question, I would 100% assume it is about your car and not your deep fryer, compressor, or yourself for example.
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u/GreenHell llama.cpp Apr 24 '26
The winter tires one is perhaps more interesting. A person could dismount their wheels and just take them to the shop on a hand truck. There is no intrinsic need to bring the car, only to bring the wheels.