Tire Installation: Removing old tires from vehicles and installing new tires according to manufacturer specifications. Mounting tires onto rims and ensuring they are properly aligned and balanced. Tire Maintenance: Checking tire pressure and adjusting as necessary to meet vehicle specifications. Inspecting tires for signs of wear, damage, or punctures and recommending repairs or replacements as needed. Wheel Alignment: Assisting with wheel alignment procedures by ensuring proper positioning of tires and rims relative to the vehicle’s suspension system. Collaborating with alignment technicians to adjust camber, caster, and toe angles for optimal vehicle performance. Tire Repair: Patching or plugging punctured tires to restore functionality and prevent air leaks. Conducting tire rotations to promote even tire wear and extend tire lifespan. Customer Service: Interacting with customers to discuss tire options, provide recommendations based on vehicle specifications and driving habits, and explain service procedures. Addressing customer inquiries, concerns, and complaints related to tires and providing professional assistance and advice. Equipment Maintenance: Operating and maintaining tire fitting equipment, such as tire changers, wheel balancers, and alignment machines, to ensure safe and efficient operation. Performing routine maintenance on equipment and identifying any issues that require repair or calibration. Safety and Compliance: Adhering to safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents or injuries during tire fitting and repair operations. Following environmental regulations for the disposal of used tires and recycling materials.