Prescott AZ, April 2026

Louie Gomez has earned a strong reputation in Prescott as a business owner of Prescott Tire Pro's who puts people first. For years, his auto repair shop has served generations of customers, built on trust, transparency, and long-standing relationships. Recently, another side of Gomez’s commitment has come into view: music.

What makes Gomez’s music stand out is not just how it is created, but what it represents. Many of his songs are written specifically about his business, his customers, and the everyday realities of running an independent repair shop. Those lyrics, shaped into finished songs with the help of artificial intelligence, reflect a level of pride and personal investment rarely seen in small business ownership.

“I write about what I live every day,” Gomez said. “The shop and the customers are a big part of my life.”

Songs That Reflect the Business

Music has been part of Gomez’s life since his teenage years. A drummer and lifelong lyric writer, he continued writing even as the demands of running a business limited his ability to record music in traditional ways. Over time, he built a large catalog of lyrics, many centered on responsibility, service, and community.

AI-based music tools gave Gomez a practical way to turn those words into songs by selecting genre, tempo, and style while keeping his original message intact. Several of those songs focus directly on car care and customer relationships. One even plays when customers are placed on hold while calling the shop.

Writing dozens of songs about one’s own business is unusual. Doing so speaks to the depth of Gomez’s connection to his work and the people he serves.

Local Radio Recognition

What began as a personal outlet is now reaching a broader Prescott audience. Several of Gomez’s songs are receiving local airtime, introducing listeners to music inspired by his work at Prescott Tire Pros.

Gomez also hosts “Drivetime” on KYCA AM 1490 & FM 103.5, a Saturday radio program where he shares car care advice and connects directly with the community.

“They just liked that it felt real,” he said.

Together, his music and radio presence reinforce the same reputation that defines Prescott Tire Pros: trusted guidance and a strong commitment to customers.

A Unique Contribution to Raise a Hood

Among Gomez’s growing collection is a song he wrote specifically about Raise a Hood. The song was not requested or commissioned. It was a voluntary and unsolicited gesture, making it especially meaningful.

We could not be prouder of that contribution. Gomez is the only shop owner to offer such a generous and creative gift, reflecting both his character and his belief in collaboration within the automotive industry.

Check it out here.