OIL CHANGE TIRE TECH /HERSHEY TIRE

General Service TechnicianOur General Service technicians are passionate about working on cars and enjoy working in a fast paced environment. You will get to work on many different makes and models installing tires, changing oil, tire replacement, and other automotive services. Our shops are filled with the latest tools and technologies of the trade. Hershey Tire and Auto Repair is the place to start your automotive career…or take it to the next level.Come in with a great attitude, professionalism, and an eagerness to learn and we will teach you the skills to be successful!Inspect Vehicle TiresOne 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 RepairsTire 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 TiresTire 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 TiresIn 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.