The Tire and Battery Service Advisor is responsible for maintaining facility and sales floor safety and standards, ensuring the Tire and Battery Center (TBC) sales floor is organized, stocked, and merchandised, and presenting merchandise by stocking, setting up displays, and signing/pricing merchandise. This role involves monitoring tire and battery orders, assisting members with appointments, communicating lead time changes, and suggesting alternatives. The advisor provides expert member service by greeting members, identifying needs, assisting with purchasing and service decisions, and resolving concerns. They recommend suitable tire and battery products, explain warranties, and drive sales by communicating the value of merchandise and services. The advisor also manages service workflow in TBC service bays, prioritizes appointments, and demonstrates knowledge of safety, industry guidelines, equipment operations, product specifications, and selling techniques. They leverage technology for sales planning, service experience improvement, and business decisions, acting as a brand advocate and developing team members. Responsibilities include completing vehicle service requests, operating TBC equipment safely, receiving/storing/disposing of merchandise, and completing documentation. Strong interpersonal skills are essential for engaging with people and handling challenging situations professionally. The role also involves operating hardware, processing member purchases, and assisting with payments, returns, refunds, and exchanges, while complying with company policies and standards of integrity. The advisor completes work assignments by using policies, data, and resources, collaborating with others, identifying priorities, and adapting to change. Core values include Respect the Individual (embracing differences, fostering belonging, building relationships, communicating effectively), Act with Integrity (maintaining high standards, modeling values, accountability, positive impact), Serve our Customers and Members (putting customers first, making reliable decisions, balancing priorities), and Strive for Excellence (curiosity, learning, calculated risks, resilience, continuous improvement, supporting change). Specific to the TBC, the advisor follows safety and security guidelines, provides correct information on goods and services, meets member needs promptly, reports issues, and uses equipment and supplies correctly. For Point-of-Sale, they follow procedures to prevent shrink, assist members with payment methods and policies, use the cash register efficiently, and report complaints or issues.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED