Oil Lube & Tire Tech

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Employee discounts
• Flexible schedule
• Opportunity for advancement
• Training & development

An Oil, Lube, and Tire (OLT) Technician performs essential preventative maintenance, including changing engine oil, replacing filters, rotating tires, and checking fluid levels. They inspect vehicles for safety issues, manage tire pressure/installation, and ensure proper lubrication of moving parts. This entry-level position requires basic automotive knowledge and strong customer service skills.

• Oil and Fluid Services:
  Draining engine oil, replacing oil filters, and topping off fluids (brake, power steering, coolant, washer fluid).
• Tire Maintenance:
  Rotating, mounting, balancing, and repairing tires, as well as adjusting tire pressure.
• Lubrication:
  Applying grease to vehicle components, such as suspension and wheel bearings.
• Inspections:
  Conducting multi-point inspections of the engine, underbody, and vehicle parts to detect potential repairs.
• Customer Service:
  Discussing service needs, explaining, and selling additional services to customers.
• Shop Maintenance:
  Maintaining a clean and organized work area and adhering to safety protocols.

• Education:
  
  High school diploma or equivalent is typically required.
• Skills:
  
  Ability to operate tools and machinery (lifts, grease guns, impact wrenches).
• Physical Strength:
  Ability to lift over 50 pounds and stand for extended periods.
• Experience:
  
  Previous automotive maintenance experience is preferred but not always required for entry-level roles.
• Certifications:
  
  Valid driver’s license is required, with additional tire/automotive certifications being a plus.