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Priority Tire

Part Time Warehouse Associate

Coppell, TX · On-site

$14.75 - $17.75/hr

Priority Tire is seeking dedicated Warehouse Associates to join our growing team. If you're ... Unload, sort, and organize tires in racks or bins following inventory procedures. * Operate ...

Priority Tire

Warehouse Associate

Coppell, TX · On-site

$18 - $20/hr

Priority Tire is seeking dedicated Warehouse Associates to join our growing team. If you're ... Unload, sort, and organize tires in racks or bins following inventory procedures. * Operate ...

Priority Tire

Warehouse Associate

Coppell, TX · On-site

$14.75 - $17.75/hr

Priority Tire is seeking dedicated Warehouse Associates to join our growing team. If you're ... Unload, sort, and organize tires in racks or bins following inventory procedures. * Operate ...

U.S. Venture

Warehouse Material Handler - 2nd Shift

Dallas, TX · On-site

$16.75 - $20/hr

... tire retailers, auto repair shops, and automotive dealerships. The schedule for this position is ... Some of our stock racks are 25 feet tall, so you must be comfortable working at those heights ...

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How much do tire rack jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 4, 2026, the average hourly pay for tire rack in Dallas, TX is $16.35, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.81 and $17.79 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Tire Rack?

A Tire Rack job typically involves working in a warehouse or distribution center, handling the storage, retrieval, and shipping of tires and related products. Responsibilities may include inventory management, order fulfillment, packing, and ensuring quality control. Some positions may require operating forklifts or other machinery to move heavy items. Depending on the role, employees may work in a fast-paced environment with physical demands.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a Tire Rack warehouse associate?

As a Tire Rack warehouse associate, your daily tasks generally include receiving, inspecting, and organizing incoming tire shipments, picking and packing orders for shipment, and maintaining accurate inventory records. You'll operate material handling equipment such as forklifts or pallet jacks and work closely with other team members to meet productivity goals and safety standards. The role can be physically demanding, involving lifting and moving tires throughout your shift. Teamwork and strong communication are important, as you'll need to coordinate with colleagues and supervisors to ensure orders are processed correctly and efficiently. Adhering to safety procedures is key to keeping both team members and products safe in the fast-paced warehouse environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Tire Rack position, and why are they important?

To excel as a Tire Rack warehouse associate, you need attention to detail, physical stamina, and the ability to safely handle and organize tires, often with a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with inventory management systems and warehouse equipment like forklifts or pallet jacks is highly beneficial, and OSHA certification is sometimes required. Strong teamwork, reliability, and effective communication help you collaborate efficiently with coworkers and supervisors. These skills are essential for maintaining safety, ensuring accurate order fulfillment, and keeping warehouse operations running smoothly.

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Maintenance Technician

Firestone Complete Auto Care

Allen, TX • On-site

$17/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 26 days ago

Job description

Maintenance Technician

Responsibilities:
Various jobs around the store and on vehicles. Basic technique and Safety a high priority. Ability to obtain a State Inspectors License a must!
Tire Service Duties (50%):
  • Repairs and balances tires.
  • Operates tire changer, and handles air impact wrenches and torque wrenches.
  • Changes tires in the service department for Boss’ cars as required based on the flow of sales mix in location. (Total weight of wheels and tires together weigh an average of (30 to 55 lbs.) and can go up to (114 lbs.)
  •  BSRO certifications are complete and current.
  • Follows all BSRO applicable BSRO Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Policies.

Car Service Duties (20%):
  • Performs lubrication and oil changes.
  • Performs basic vehicle inspections and elemental mechanical tasks following BSRO inspection and recommendations procedures. Example: Installs batteries.
  • BSRO certifications are complete and current.
  • Follows all BSRO applicable BSRO Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Policies.

Miscellaneous (30%):
  • Unloads and loads 20 to 100-pound items from trucks as required and moves them into warehouse storage.
  • Maintains service center standards of cleanliness, orderliness, and appearance of space and equipment in the service department.
  • Complies with company safety policy and federal/state OSHA safety requirements which include, but are not limited to, the wearing of approved eye protection, proper lifting techniques, proper wheel torquing, proper footwear, etc.
  • Drives vehicles, e.g., to deliver merchandise, move Boss’ cars, etc.
  • Interacts with Bosses in a non-sales capacity.
  • Other duties as assigned by the Store Manager, Service Manager, and/or Manager of Vehicle Services

Qualifications:
Required:
  • Reading and writing.
  • Ability to learn basic mechanical tasks.
  • Must have a valid automobile driver’s license at all times and be able to drive customer and company vehicles

Preferred:
  • Experience in the automotive service industry preferred.

Physical Demands & Work Environment
Physical Demands:
  • Tire Service
  • Perform 0 to 3 flat repairs per day
  • Mount and balance 4 to 28 times per day
  • Rotate wheels on 1 to 7 vehicles per day
  • Pull new tires for Bosses weighing between (11 lbs. & 72 lbs.)
  • The average car tire weighs (27 lbs.), the Average truck/SUV tire weighs (35 lbs.), Average Off-Road Truck tire weighs (44.5 lbs.)
  • Tire racks are between (4in. & 106in.) with ladders and step ladders available depending on the store
  • Wheels weigh between (5 & 42 lbs.) with an average of (20.6 lbs.)
  • Place wheels and tires on mounting machines between (28in. & 31in.)
  • Place wheels on balancer between (27in. & 29in.)
  • Tire mounting handles are between (19in. & 64in.)
  • Use foot controls to remove and mount tires
  • The tire repair stand is between (36in. & 39in.)
  • Pulling back the tire bar to hook onto the mounting machine requires (20 to 35 lbs.) of force
  • Pulling the valve stem with a tool requires (1 to 15 lbs.) of force
  • Wing nut for balancer weighs (4 lbs.)
  • Air impact wrench/torque gun weighs (6 to 8 lbs.)
  • Pushing down on torque bars requires (40 to 80 lbs.) of force. Body weight can be used to offset the force needed.
  • Air hoses hang between (72in. & 80in.) Oil Changes
  • Oil changes can take between (35 min. & 1 hour)
  • Opening and closing hoods require (3 to 6 lbs.) of force.
  • Pulling oil hoses to vehicles requires (4 to 13 lbs.) of force
  • Oil hoses hang between (66in. & 80in.)
  • Maneuvering oil carts requires (4 to 15 lbs.) of force
  • Pulling out floor jack arms from under the vehicle requires (3 to 20 lbs.) of force
  • Adjusting arm length requires (3 to 22 lbs.) of force
  • Maneuvering rack arms from the sides of the vehicles require (3 to 22 lbs.) of force and are typically moved with feet
  • Oil filters are stored between (4in. & 61in.)
  •  Individual quarts of oil weigh (1.5 to 2 lbs.)
  • Oil filters weigh less than (5 lbs.) Miscellaneous
  • Opening doors requires (20 to 45 lbs.) of lifting force
  • Closing doors requires (20 to 80 lbs.) of pulling force without the use of body weight
  • Drive Boss vehicles
  •  Batteries are on racks between (3in. & 48in.) weighing between (27 & 49 lbs.)
  • Supplies are between (5in. & 112in.) with ladders and step ladders available depending on the store
  • Supplies weigh between (1 & 42 lbs.) Store Upkeep
  • Use a dry mop or broom if needed to keep the floor clean
  •  Stock paper products and soap in the restrooms
  • Paper products and soap weigh less than (3 lbs.)
  •  Use rags or paper towels and spray bottles to keep displays, counters, and other areas clean
  • All cleaning supplies and paper products weigh less than (5 lbs.)

Work Environment:
  • The cold work environment in the winter with a cold cement floor.
  • The hot work environment in the summer.
  • Oil and other slippery substances on the floor at times.
  • Exposure to a variety of chemicals used in cleaning, lubrication, etc.