Tire Installation: Fitting new tires onto vehicle wheels and ensuring proper alignment and seating. This may involve mounting the tires onto rims, inflating them to the recommended pressure, and securing them onto the vehicle using lug nuts or bolts. Tire Balancing: Balancing the tires to ensure even weight distribution and minimize vibrations while driving. This involves using a balancing machine to identify any imbalances in the tire and wheel assembly and adding counterweights to correct them. Tire Repair: Inspecting tires for damage, such as punctures, cuts, or sidewall damage, and performing repairs as needed. This may involve patching or plugging punctured tires, reinforcing damaged areas, and ensuring that repairs meet safety standards. Tire Rotation: Rotating tires at regular intervals to promote even wear and prolong tire life. This involves moving tires from one position to another on the vehicle to distribute wear more evenly across all tires. Wheel Alignment: Checking and adjusting wheel alignment to ensure that the wheels are properly aligned with the vehicle's suspension system. This helps to prevent uneven tire wear, improve vehicle handling, and optimize fuel efficiency. Tire Inspection: Inspecting tires for signs of wear, damage, or irregularities, such as tread wear, bulges, cracks, or uneven wear patterns. This involves visually inspecting tires, measuring tread depth, and assessing overall tire condition. Customer Service: Providing assistance and advice to customers regarding tire selection, maintenance, and repair options. This may involve answering questions, providing recommendations, and explaining pricing and service options. Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate records of tire installations, repairs, rotations, and other services performed. This helps to track the history of each tire and ensure that maintenance is performed according to recommended schedules. Safety Compliance: Ensuring that all tire fitting and repair procedures comply with safety regulations and industry standards. This includes following proper procedures for handling tires, using appropriate equipment and tools, and adhering to safety protocols to prevent accidents and injuries. Continuing Education: Staying updated with the latest tire technology, industry trends, and safety regulations through ongoing training and professional development. This allows tyre fitters to maintain their skills, knowledge, and expertise in the field and provide high-quality service to customers.