Tire Technician

We are looking to hire an experienced tire technician to work in our busy repair shop, as well as perform field service for our farming clients. Having farm equipment experience will be a great asset. As a tire technician, you will be required to inspect and assess damaged or worn tires on customer vehicles, replace or repair damaged tires, and balance or rotate tires. You may also be required to perform specialty work such as studding tires for the snow and providing roadside assistance.

To ensure success as a tire technician, you should have good communication skills and be able to perform physically demanding tasks. Ultimately, an outstanding tire technician can work quickly and efficiently, while maintaining high industry standards.

Tire Technician Responsibilities

Talking to the customer about any issues they are experiencing.

Inspecting and assessing tire tread levels, wear patterns, valve quality, and overall health.

Recommending appropriate repair treatment or replacement of tires.

Repairing punctures and replacing faulty valves.

Installing new tires.

Balancing tires and completing wheel alignment procedures.

Studding tires for snow use.

Retreading tires for tractors and other off-road vehicles.

Conducting inventory and maintaining equipment.

Conducting road-side repairs.