Experienced Tire Tech

Commercial Service Technician

Purcell Tire and Service Centers leading the industry in quality products & service, operational excellence, and people development. Our Experienced Commercial Service Techs average $83k annually, with top techs earning $135k!

You'll work with your hands, help truck drivers get back on the road, performing commercial tire services on customers' property and on service calls.

It's physically demanding. It's sometimes after hours. And it's not for everyone, BUT if you're dependable and aren't afraid of hard work, then Purcell Tire is the place for you.

Apply today and turn your work ethic into serious earning potential.

Requirements:

• Ability to pass a background & drug screen
• 6 months commercial tire experience required
• Valid driver's license
• 3-yr Clean MVR with No DUIs

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Commit to continual improvement, training & professional growth
• Perform commercial, farm, and OTR replacements and installations
• Dismount wheels using lug wrenches and other hand and power tools
• Repair, balance, rotate, mount, and replace tires
• Service calls as scheduled by service manager
• Keep service vehicle fully stocked
• Perform basic maintenance on your service veh
• Perform basic facility, shop clean up, and organization
• Look for opportunities to improve our products & services
• Other essential and non-essential duties as assigned by management

Benefits And Pay:

• Medical, Dental, Vision
• Life Ins, Disability Ins
• Flex-Spending and Health Savings Accounts
• 401(k) with company match, and much more!

Earnings figures are based on actual earnings of experienced Purcell commercial service technicians. Individual earnings vary based on factors including experience, location, hours worked, overtime, after-hours service, productivity, and other applicable compensation.

Purcell Tire tests for the presence of THC in all drug screenings for this position, due to the safety-sensitive nature of the job and the potential for injury or death when a tire is installed improperly or a safety-related mechanical issue is not properly conveyed to a customer. It is a bona fide occupational qualification for service technicians to be unimpaired, so the Company will continue testing for THC and other drugs under the safety-sensitive exceptions allowed by your state.