Automotive Tire Technician

Benefits and Perks

• Excellent Training and Development
• Competitive Compensation
• Friendly Work Environment
• Top Tier Benefits

Performs all automotive tire repairs, changes, balancing, rotations and TPMS procedures.

• Reviews repair order requests and makes visual inspection of vehicles to determine the extent of tire service requirements and materials needed
• Performs tire replacement or minor maintenance services
• Installs valve stem and tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) as required. Mounts tire on wheel assembly and inflates tires as required
• Test tire balances to ensure proper weight placement
• Performs short road test to ensure proper installation
• Reviews service with customer
• Complies with Company Quality Control Program, Company Safety Policy, OSHA and EPA regulations

• High school graduate, comparable vocational training or 6 months of tire technician experience
• Must have knowledge of non-technical tire and auto service processes and procedures. Knowledge of systems software pertaining to automotive servicing
• Preferred Experience:
  • Familiarity with tire and lube requirements and specifications
  • Knowledge of Mitchell Repair and All-Data
  • Knowledge of tire requirements to include use of wheel balancers, tire specifications, Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems and some drivability diagnostic experience
  • Certifications:
    • SEMA certification preferred
    • Prefer TIA Automotive Tire Service (ATS) 200. Level 300 or 400 level a plus