Tire Installer/Suspension Alignment Tech

Summary

To be successful as a TIRE/ALIGNMENT technician, you should have strong mechanical skills and adhere to all safety procedures and practices. Ultimately, an outstanding TIRE/ALIGNMENT technician should be able to communicate effectively with customers and demonstrate excellent time management skills.

Essential Duties

• Mounting and balancing tires
• Tire flat repairs.
• Diagnosing and programming low tire pressure monitoring system.
• Perform Multipoint Inspection Reports.
• Perform vehicle suspension inspection.
• Performing 4-wheel suspension alignments
• Perform tire pressure checks and rotations and inflate as needed.
• Diagnose issues and recommend repair work to mechanics.

Marginal Duties

Tire/Alignment Technician Responsibilities:

• Install new batteries, wiper blades and air filters.
• Applying lubricants to the moving parts of vehicle engines to prevent premature engine wear and ensure optimal engine performance.
• Lubricating wheel bearings (when applicable) to prevent excessive wear.
• Replacing cabin, fuel, air, and oil filters as required.
• Performing tire rotations to ensure even tire wear.
• Testing tire pressure and adding air as needed.
• Thoroughly inspecting customers’ vehicles for oil leaks.
• Making recommendations for additional servicing based on initial vehicle inspections.
• Notifying the Service Advisor when vehicle maintenance or servicing cannot be completed within scheduled timeframes.
• This is a partial listing of the job requirement's

CA Class 3 CLEAR Drivers License (Max 1 pt) Ability to be insured by Company Carrier