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Tire Technician/cashier
Maximized the benefits of computer technology; ensured that computers were used to generate meaningful information and increased efficiency
- Constantly sharpened and updated skills; completed Tire Technician certification and enhanced job performance
- Provided services for clients by performing tire rotations, mount & balancing tires, and repairing flat tires
- Provided services for marketing partnerships by offering value-added services to customers
- Interacted positively with customers and other team members; excelled in developing repeat customers
- Resource manager; maintained an acceptable amount of time spent on cars; ensured customer service with speed, accuracy, quality job standards and safety
- Cashier; identified and understood personal values of superiors, peers and others. Developed relationships based on dependability and honesty
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Tire Technician
Served customers at retail tire and vehicle service shop, greeting them, offering to help, and identifying their tire and wheel needs.
- Used tire shop equipment and machines in a safe manner; maintained shop and work area in a neat and organized condition in support of staff and customer safety.
- Identified proper size and make of tire, removed from inventory, and installed on customer vehicle. Ensure proper inflation and balancing.
- Inspected damaged/flat tires for area needing repair using water bath. Repaired or replaced tires as needed.
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Pre-engineering
Tire Technician
Discount Tire is the largest independent tire retailer in the United States with over 800 stores nationwide. Discount Tire focuses on customer loyalty through employee integrity, excellent customer service, and prides itself on low customer wait times.
- Displayed Leadership Skills with Teams of 2 to 12 people
- Applied Critical thinking, Time Management, and Efficiency in the Workplace Skills
- Applied Social Skills and Customer Relation Abilities
- Assisted in Breaking Multiple Store Records including a $600,000 month
- Advised Customers on Products and Working Knowledge of their Vehicles
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Mechanical Engineering Technology
Tire Technician
Properly dismount old tires and mount and balance new tires on customers' vehicles.
- Carefully repair punctures in customers' tires after determining it was safe to do so.
- Closely examine order form to ensure no mistakes were made in the size or type of tire selection.
- Clearly communicate with customers should they have any questions about the service I am providing.
- Co-Captain of First Robotics Build Team for Rochester High School's team 201 in 2010.
- Eagle Scout.
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Criminal Justice
Tire Technician Supervisor/retail Tire Sales
Performs tire repair, tire installation, tire rotation, and balancing, and tire evaluation. Performs service calls and in shop repairs or maintenance. Inspects, repairs and maintains all tires and tubes on city vehicles and privately owned vehicles. Performs road and field services as required. Requisitions all necessary materials and equipment needed to perform tire maintenance, repair and installation to include various tires and specialty equipment. Completes various reports including work orders and in service usage. Helps supervisor with purchasing bids on tires and obtaining tires and supplies for the most economical prices and timely delivery. Steps into supervisory role when needed. Performs brake jobs and oil changes. Assists customers with picking out the correct tires, and writing up receipts and warranties.
- Implements the safety culture of the department while ensuring the adherence of safe work practices and procedures
- Ensures compliance of federal, state and local laws, codes and regulations.
- Controls and maintains tire shop inventory with 100% accuracy and complete lists.
- Accountable for the disposal of over 100 tires per week with 100% satisfaction.
- Complete customer satisfaction with zero complaints.
- Uses a pallet jack to assist with customers orders and make the work atmosphere easier, and to organize the stock in the outside warehouse.
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Tire Technician
Provide technical care through testing tires to determine strength, wear and cause of failure
- Operated a variety of ire-testing machinery
- Changed and repaired damaged tires
- Provided customer service and consolations
- Responsible for keeping inventory, as well as the order and stock of supplies
- Oversaw all saw transactions in the daily operation of the facility
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High School Diploma
Tire Technician
My main duties at Turpin's were to change tires, fix flats, and to mount and balance tires and wheels.
- I can operate general shop equipment and tools.
- I follow all safety rules and wear any necessary safety equipment such as goggles and gloves. I maintain a clean, organized work equipment.
- I provide the best customer service possible and work well my fellow employees.
- Highest GPA in Professional Communication Skills, 2015
- Highest GPA in English, 2012
- 90% or Higher GPA all year, 2013
- Second Team All Infield, 2013
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Electrician
Tire Technician
Rotate tires to different positions of various automobiles, trucks, equipment, etc.
- Repair and replace tires, tubes, rims, wheels and other tire related components of vehicles, including the mounting and dismounting with the use of hand tools or machines if required
- Inspect rims, hubs, studs and lug nuts for excessive wear, cracks, bead damage; tread condition and other indications of improper wheel alignment or impending tire, wheel, axle related failures
- Drive service trucks in order to perform road calls
- Clean trailer exterior and interior when necessary for repair work
- Steam clean parts for shop mechanics
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned
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Assistant Tire Technician
Greeted customers and determined services needed for their vehicle.
- Researched vehicle problems and concerns and made recommendation on types of services needed.
- Replaced and mounted new tires, changed and balanced old tires.
- Made minor repairs such as brakes, battery, replaced belts and fuses.
- Input repeat customer information to track repair history.
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Following
Senior Tire Technician
Department head of shipping, receiving, and tire installation.
- Adhered to all safety protocols and safe work practices to reduce likelihood of injury.
- Inspect, test, or measure materials, products, installations, or work for conformance to specifications.
- Discard or reject products, materials, or equipment not meeting specifications.
- Bubble leak testers; Calorimetric leak testers; Mass flow leak testers
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Truck Tire Technician
Inspect, repair and maintain all tires and tubes on city units; perform road and field services as required.
- Requisition all necessary materials and equipment needed to perform tire maintenance, repair and replacement, to include various tires and specialty equipment.
- Complete various reports including work orders to document downtime and in service usage.
- Effectively handle multiple tasks simultaneously
- Demonstrated ability to acquire and apply knowledge rapidly
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High School Diploma
Electrician Technician Apprentice
Tire Technician
- Serviced and maintained customer vehicles.
- Assisted customers when help needed.
- Stocked and organized merchandise.
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Tire Technician, MTS Commercial Tire
Perform tire/wheel related repairs on semi-truck, front loader, passenger vehicles and other equipment.
- Maintain and operate several service trucks with onboard compressors, hand, power, and air tools.
- Safely operate semi-trucks and trailers, forklifts, service trucks, and other vehicles.
- Create "hand tags" which track parts and labor.
- Work safely and efficiently with no direct supervision.
- Follow DOT/OSHA/MTS regulations while working on all tire/wheel components (dismount/mount/repair/inflation).
- Work in all weather conditions and maintain proper PPE.
- Operate dual blaster, powder coating booth, and curing oven for wheels.
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High School Diploma
Tire Technician/ Tow Truck Driver/ Car Detailer
Operate various tow trucks including flatbed trucks, dump trucks, and pick-up trucks to deliver the materials to designated locations
- Attend to trouble calls from accidental and discontinued automobile owners
- Acquire delivery instructions from the administrator/dispatcher and ensured safe transport of fragile or risky goods
- Ability to perform tire rotation, tire balancing, and tire repair
- Assist mechanics in inspecting tire casing for defects and maintaining the service as well as sales of tires
- Skilled in handling all kinds of wrenches, gauges, and air, machines and hand tools
- Comprehensive knowledge of machines, tools and equipment including their uses, designs and maintenance
- Perform the tasks of conducting tests and inspections of processes, services, or products to evaluate performance or quality
- Responsible for entering, recording, transcribing, or maintaining information in electronic or written form
- Clean vehicles internal and external areas by hand, brush, and by operating washing equipment including buffing, waxing, and full body detailing
- Assist with local automobile deliveries
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High School Diploma
Tire Technician/tire Sales
Train new employees to the Tire Department.
- Help our store become Club of the Year competing with 15 other competitors
- Provide customer service on daily basis, receiving multiple commendations
- Responsible for large amounts of money
- Maintain cash registers, tire changing equipment, air powered impact lug nut wrenches.
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High School Diploma
Tire Technician/ Tow Truck Driver/ Car Detailer
Operate various tow trucks including flatbed trucks, dump trucks, and pick-up trucks to deliver the materials to designated locations
- Attend to trouble calls from accidental and discontinued automobile owners
- Acquire delivery instructions from the administrator/dispatcher and ensured safe transport of fragile or risky goods
- Ability to perform tire rotation, tire balancing, and tire repair
- Assist mechanics in inspecting tire casing for defects and maintaining the service as well as sales of tires
- Skilled in handling all kinds of wrenches, gauges, and air, machines and hand tools
- Comprehensive knowledge of machines, tools and equipment including their uses, designs and maintenance
- Perform the tasks of conducting tests and inspections of processes, services, or products to evaluate performance or quality
- Responsible for entering, recording, transcribing, or maintaining information in electronic or written form
- Clean vehicles internal and external areas by hand, brush, and by operating washing equipment including buffing, waxing, and full body detailing
- Assist with local automobile deliveries
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High School Diploma
Deisel Mechanics
Lead Tire Technician
The Ability to dismount and mount tires with the proper weight distributed
- Properly diagnosis the tires tread and wear to indicated weather to recommend replacements or not
- Perform most break and alignment jobs as required or recommend
- Making the proper repairs if possible with recommend tire patches.
- Perform oil changes and lubricants as needed or suggested
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Tire Technician
Installation and repair tires for passenger and commercial vehicles such as cars and trucks.
- Maintenance and cleaning of warehouse/grounds.
- Operation of simple hand tools and small motorized equipment.
- Operation of 24-hour service truck
- Customer Service
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High School Diploma
High School Diploma
Tire Technician
Raising vehicles using hydraulic jacks.
- Unbolting wheels from vehicles and remove them, using lug wrenches and other hand and power tools.
- Placing wheels on balancing machines to determine counterweights required to balance wheels.
- Locating punctures in tubeless tires by visual inspection or by immersing inflated tires in water baths and observing air bubbles.
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High School Diploma
Tire Technician
To coordinate fellow employees and their tasks
- To maintain vehicle tires and shop machines
- Provide customers with service and knowledge regarding the purchased products
- Ensuring fellow employees are performing the job tasks safely and correctly
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Tire Technician
Identify and inflate tires correctly for the size.
- Place wheels on balancing machines to determine counterweights required to balance wheels.
- Raise wheels onto vehicles
- Hammer required counterweights onto rims of wheels.
- Rotate tires to different positions on vehicles, using hand tools.
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Automotive Technology
Lube/tire Technician
Greet the customer and take down their work order
- Advise the customer on any additional repairs that may be needed
- Work as a team to get oil changes in and out in a timely manner
- Check the major fluids of an automobile and record it in the system
- Drain oil in compliance with [company name] standards
- Anlyize and repair tires on vehicles with [company name] standards
- Replace tires and mount and balance with our tire machine
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Automotive Technology Management
Lube/tire Technician
Greet the customer and take down their work order
- Advise the customer on any additional repairs that may be needed
- Work as a team to get oil changes in and out in a timely manner
- Check the major fluids of an automobile and record it in the system
- Drain oil in compliance with [company name] standards
- Anlyize and repair tires on vehicles with [company name] standards
- Replace tires and mount and balance with our tire machine
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Hvac
Tire Technician
Balanced, rotated and completed tire repair, as well as changing tires
- Mounted and dismounted rims.
- Loaded and unloaded new tires upon delivery to store.
- Was responsible for pulling in client's vehicles and servicing the vehicle.
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High School Diploma
Associate of Science
Tire Technician
Managing 2-4 employees to maximize work efficiency
- Answering phone calls
- Communicating with employees and customers to satisfy their needs
- Stocking inventory
- Dismounting and mounting tires on automobiles
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Tire Technician
Properly dismount and remount tires onto wheels without damaging
- Assure all wheels are secure on vehicle
- Knowledge of tools and equipment to perform duties
- Responsible for driving customers vehicles on to lift and ensure vehicle is secure to begin services
- Stock weekly tire inventory neatly in stock room
- Experience with servicing vehicles of all makes and models
- Work as a cashier to receive point of sale transactions
- Assist in sales of the tire showroom
- Orient customers about wheel and tire sizes for their vehicle
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Computer Electronics And Telecommunications
Tire Technician
- I am a tire technician which includes a lot of customer service answering phones and communicating frequently.
- Installing tires, batteries, and troubleshooting vehicles.
- I can work in any type of environment comfortably.
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GED
Commerical Tire Technician, Road Service Technician
Mounting and adjusting commercial truck tires
- Determining repairable tire conditions and make such repairs
- Inflation of tires to prescribed PSI per load requirements
- Remove tires for retreading or repair
- Clean and maintain service equipment
- Proper execution of required billing documents
- Proper maintenance of assigned service vehicle
- Delivering and pick-up of tires
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Tire Technician Duties and Responsibilities
Based on job postings that we analyzed, tire technicians share a number of core responsibilities:
Inspect Vehicle Tires One of the primary duties of a tire technician is inspecting customer tires for signs of wear and areas for potential failure. The technician examines the tires' treads to determine if they are wearing evenly, checks for debris that has lodged within the treads that pose a puncture threat, and runs diagnostic tests to see if the tires are properly balanced and securely attached.
Perform Tire Repairs Tire technicians make tire repairs if they believe the tire does not need to be replaced. These repairs tend to include patches to repair cracks or holes in the tire's tread but can also involve replacing individual tire components, such as valve tubes, if the rest of the tire is structurally sound. In addition, the tire technician may also perform repairs to balance the tires and ensure steady performance.
Rotate Tires Tire technicians periodically rotate tires to ensure that they are wearing evenly. Typically, tire rotations take place along with regular maintenance such as filter replacement and fluid changes. After rotating the tires, the tire technician checks them to ensure that they are properly balanced and may perform further diagnostic tests for reliability.
Replace Tires In many cases, tire technicians replace a customer's tires to ensure safe vehicle operation. If after examining the tires the technician determines that they present a risk to the customer or vehicle, the tire technician locates replacement tires and attaches them to the vehicle after consulting with the customer. After installation, the tire technician checks the tire's seals and balances the new tires.
Make Recommendations to Customers The tire technician also speaks directly with customers to make recommendations about tire care or replacement. They may recommend replacement tires that offer the performance the customer requires or provide advice regarding tire pressure or routine maintenance tasks. Additionally, the tire technician may provide the customer with several options for replacing and repairing tires, including pricing details.
Tire Technician Skills and Qualifications
Tire technicians inspect, repair, and install tires on a variety of vehicles. Most tire technicians have at least a high school diploma and the following skills:- Tire inspection - in this role, tire technicians should have extensive familiarity with tire inspection, including checking for tire pressure, uneven wear, or areas where debris has punctured the tire
- Tire installation and repair - tire technicians need a strong grasp of tire installation and repair processes, including patching, removing tires from their rims and replacing them, and balancing tires
- Team collaboration - most tire technicians work with teams of mechanics and automotive repair technicians, so they should be able to successfully collaborate on vehicle repair and maintenance tasks
- Customer service - tire technicians frequently interact with customers to provide them with information on tire repair and replacement options, so they should have some experience with customer service best practices
- Physical fitness - this can be a physically demanding role, since tire technicians need to remove and replace tires that may be on cars that are elevated during service
Tire Technician Education and Training
Tire technicians do not need any formal education, although most have at least a high school diploma or GED. In addition, tire technicians may need to complete certifications and courses focused on tire repair and maintenance. There are many opportunities for on-the-job training in this role as tire technicians gain familiarity with the processes involved in tire inspection, repair, and replacement.
Tire Technician Salary and Outlook
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), tire repairers and changers earn a median hourly wage of $13.71. The highest-paid 10 percent of workers in this role earn over $19.10 per hour, while the lowest-paid tire repairers and changers earn less than $9.40 per hour. While the BLS does not provide employment outlook information specifically for tire technicians, it estimates that employment for automotive service technicians and mechanics will grow 6 percent by 2026.
Helpful Resources
We searched the web and found several resources if you'd like to learn more about working as a tire technician:
"Tire Tech Tips" - while this blog post specifically focuses on tires that are used for off-road driving, it still contains a lot of valuable information about tire tread and wear and how they can affect vehicle performance
Tires, Suspension, and Handling - this book provides an in-depth exploration of tires, clear explanations of how they work with a vehicle's suspension, and handling systems and test questions to measure your knowledge
"Tire Program Best Practices" - this blog post explains the keys to ensuring reliable tire performance through regular maintenance and inspection, providing customers and tire technicians with thorough information regarding these practices
Tire Forensic Investigation: Analyzing Tire Failure - read this book to learn about reasons for tire failure as well as preventive measures tire technicians can take to reduce the likelihood of failure
