Tire Installation: Mount and install tires on vehicles using appropriate equipment, tools, and techniques. Ensure that tires are properly seated on the wheel rims and securely fastened according to manufacturer specifications. Tire Removal: Remove old or damaged tires from vehicle wheels using tire-changing equipment, such as tire changers and bead breakers. Inspect tires for signs of wear, damage, or punctures and recommend replacement as needed. Tire Repair: Repair punctured or damaged tires using patching or plug methods, following industry standards and safety guidelines. Inspect tires for leaks, tread wear, and other issues that may affect performance or safety. Wheel Balancing: Perform wheel balancing procedures to ensure even weight distribution and prevent vibrations while driving. Use wheel balancing machines to identify and correct any imbalance in tire and wheel assemblies. Wheel Alignment: Assist with wheel alignment procedures by measuring alignment angles and adjusting suspension components as needed. Collaborate with alignment technicians to ensure proper alignment of wheels and optimal vehicle handling. Tire Inspection: Inspect tires for tread wear, sidewall damage, bulges, or other signs of wear or deterioration. Recommend tire replacements or repairs based on inspection findings and customer preferences. Customer Service: Provide excellent customer service by greeting customers, answering inquiries, and addressing concerns related to tires, wheels, and vehicle maintenance. Offer recommendations on tire options, sizes, brands, and maintenance services based on customer needs and budget. Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols and procedures to ensure a safe working environment for both employees and customers. Follow safety guidelines for handling tires, operating equipment, and performing tire-related tasks. Inventory Management: Monitor tire inventory levels, track stock movements, and reorder tires as needed to maintain adequate supply. Ensure accurate record-keeping of tire inventory and assist with inventory audits and reconciliation. Equipment Maintenance: Maintain and troubleshoot tire-changing equipment, wheel balancers, and alignment machines to ensure proper functionality and safety. Perform routine maintenance tasks and repairs as needed to keep equipment in optimal condition. Product Knowledge: Stay informed about tire brands, types, sizes, and specifications to provide accurate information and recommendations to customers. Stay updated on industry trends, advancements, and best practices related to tire fitting and maintenance. Training and Development: Participate in training programs and professional development opportunities to enhance skills, knowledge, and proficiency in tire fitting techniques, equipment operation, and customer service.