<h2 class = 'uawtitle'>What do you need to do to become a tire specialist?</h2><br />
<div style='font-style:italic;' class='uawbyline'>by George Dodson</div><br /><br />
<div class='uawarticle'>There are several automobiles in the US and other parts of the world. All of these automobiles have one thing in common; they all travel on tires. Because of this tire business is a big thing in this world. If you are planning to work here then you need to know how to prepare yourself.<br />
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Tire technicians install, repair, and balance and rotate tires for passenger and commercial tires. They inspect tires, check that the tires are properly inflated and also patch some tires.<br />
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Special treatment is required for some tires. Some tires are also studded for special traction on snow and ice. In addition, some tires require retreading of previously worn tires.<br />
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Tire technicians may sell tires, take inventory, and maintain tire repair equipment.<br />
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You need to have a high school diploma or equivalent in order to be a tire technician. Employers always look for the best candidates.<br />
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Most require you to have some experience in the tire business. Some of the organizations will also offer you job training.<br />
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A tire technician also needs to have good customer service skills. Your customer is the most important thing to you. You always need to meet all their requirements. You need to communicate effectively with your customers. <br />
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Mechanical aptitude is a plus, as you will be working with mechanical things. You will also need to operate tire balancers and tire changing machines. Computer support is a main part of every business now. Computers are used for inventory, payroll, and billing. If you are going to work in the tire business, you must have some basic computer skills.<br />
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You should be able to work with minimal supervision. Tire business is an extremely busy one. You are a member of a team and you must be able to apply your skills while others are busy doing other things.<br />
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Heavy lifting is also a part of the job. You should be able to do the lifting whenever required. It is also needed to do it safely.<br />
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You will most likely need a driver's license and you may be required to deliver parts and tires to other locations. A clean driving record is also needed.<br />
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You can get up to $16 per hour in this industry. You can also think of running your own business. You need to have all the qualities stated above to be a tire technician. You should be able to help a customer pick the best wheels for his car or help them fill out tire rebates. With a little education you can perform well in this business.<br />
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