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The Monro family of brands includes some the most recognizable names in the industry—Monro Auto Service and Tire Centers, Mr. Tire, Tire Choice, amongst many more regional chains. The Lube and Tire Technician at Monro or General Service Tech as we call it, is an entry level Automotive Technician position and a great way to start your career at Monro.
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We're looking for an experienced technician to diagnose, service, and repair vehicles at our luxury auto shop. If you're passionate about luxury automobiles, Bavarian Motor Cars wants you to apply for this job as a full-time BMW Automotive Technician - Auto Mechanic III at their Alpharetta, GA location.
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As an entry-level tire technician, you will receive training from our Advanced Tire Techs and Service Technicians to learn the fundamentals of auto repair. Tire Technician->Advanced Tire Technician->Service Technician->Service Manager.
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Monro powers 16 highly respected tire and auto service brands, supporting each company’s regional strength and community connections. Under the Monro banner, we are united TEAM, and share the same mission to bring our guests the highest quality tire and auto service in the industry.
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As an entry-level lube technician (aka auto technician), you will help keep our guests safe on the road by providing top-tier customer service while performing preventative maintenance services for their vehicles.
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