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Company Description
ADDISON TYRES LIMITED is a retail tyre specialist based at 52A High Street in Tipton, United Kingdom. The company serves local drivers with tyre sales, fitting, and related services, focusing on safe and reliable solutions for a wide range of vehicles. As a customer-facing business, ADDISON TYRES LIMITED emphasizes efficient service, practical advice, and high standards of workmanship. Team members work in a hands-on environment where technical skills and clear communication are valued. The company offers opportunities to develop automotive service expertise in a busy, community-oriented setting.
Role Description
The Tyre Fitter role is a full-time, on-site position located in England, United Kingdom. The Tyre Fitter is responsible for fitting, removing, and repairing tyres on a variety of vehicles, including cars and light commercial vehicles. Day-to-day tasks include:
- Safely lifting vehicles
- Removing wheels
- Inspecting tyres for wear or damage
- Mounting and balancing new tyres
- Ensuring correct tyre pressures
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- Communicating with customers about tyre options
- Explaining work completed
- Maintaining a clean and safe workshop area
- Following all health and safety procedures
The Tyre Fitter works as part of a team to deliver prompt, reliable service and may assist with stock handling and basic administrative tasks related to tyre orders and fittings.
Qualifications
- Practical experience in tyre fitting, wheel balancing, and puncture repairs, ideally in a retail or automotive workshop environment.
- Knowledge of basic vehicle maintenance and safety procedures, including correct lifting techniques and use of workshop tools and equipment.
- Ability to follow technical instructions, diagnose common tyre issues, and apply manufacturer guidelines for tyre sizes and specifications.
- Strong attention to detail, with a focus on safe working practices, accurate completion of tasks, and consistent quality of workmanship.
- Good customer service and communication skills, with the ability to explain work clearly and interact professionally with a diverse range of customers.
- Capacity to work effectively in a physically demanding role, including regular lifting, standing, and working with tools and machinery.
- Reliability, punctuality, and the ability to work as part of a team in a fast-paced environment, including occasional peak-time pressures.
- Basic numeracy and record-keeping skills to manage tyre measurements, pressures, and simple documentation related to jobs completed.
- Previous experience in automotive service or a related field is beneficial; relevant vocational training or certifications in vehicle maintenance or tyre fitting are an advantage.
- A valid driving licence is desirable to assist with vehicle movement within the premises and, where required, customer vehicles.
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