Commercial Tire Service Technician

Commercial Tire Inc•Emmett, ID

1d•$18 - $40

About The Position

The Commercial Tire Service Technician provides tire-related services in-store and at customer locations for commercial and light-duty vehicles. Services include mounting, dismounting, balancing, repairs, fleet checks, pressure adjustments, and roadside assistance. The role supports customer satisfaction through timely service, technical accuracy, communication, and compliance with safety standards. The technician also operates and inspects company vehicles, completes service and inventory documentation, assists with parts purchasing and recordkeeping, and maintains vehicle appearance and required safety materials. The work involves physical activity and frequent exposure to outdoor and mechanical environments. Occasional shift work and extended days may be required.

Requirements

Valid driver’s license with an insurable driving record.
Minimum age of 18 years.
DOT Driver Qualification file (q-file) and Medical Certification.
TIA Certification.
Strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.
Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency with basic computer tools and software.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED (preferred).

Responsibilities

Provide timely customer follow-ups, resolve issues, and communicate proactively.
Perform tire services—including mounting, dismounting, fleet checks, pressure adjustments, and repairs—in-store and at customer locations.
Respond to scheduled after-hours and on-call roadside service requests.
Conduct daily vehicle inspections, operate company vehicles, and comply with DOT and ELD requirements.
Safely operate tools and equipment, including impact guns, air compressors, hub-cap hammers, and boom trucks.
Look up fluid volumes for tire size.
Complete work orders, service tickets, and invoices accurately; verify customer credit and make necessary billing adjustments.
Support inventory management using company software, including scanning, transferring, and returning items.
Initiate purchase orders for parts, assist with computer updates, and maintain records and files for follow-up.
Document fleet inspections, casing write-ups, barcode scans, and account-required images or forms.
Check barcodes and explain the information displayed on the screen.
Maintain vehicle appearance, safety materials, and fuel receipts for company processing.
Tighten lug nuts to proper torque specifications.
Match tire sets correctly and ensure proper placement and wear alignment.
Perform other duties as assigned.