Tow Truck Driver / Light Duty Automotive Technician

Posted 17 days ago

diamond buick gmcAlexandria (MN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20- $27

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About the role

Tow Truck Driver / Light Duty Automotive Technician We are hiring a Tow Truck Driver / Light Duty Technician to join our dealership service team. This is NOT a typical tow company job. We only tow our dealership customers, so towing is occasional. When not towing, you'll help our service department with basic automotive work. Perfect for: A mechanically inclined individual A tow truck operator looking for steady hours A semi-retired technician who wants to stay active without flat-rate pressure
What You'll Do:
  • Tow customer vehicles to the dealership when needed
  • Oil changes and routine maintenance
  • Tire mounting and balancing
  • Wheel alignments
  • Brake service
  • Pre-Delivery Inspections (PDI) on new vehicles
  • Assist technicians with light shop work
  • Making sure our tow truck is maintained, clean, and ready to use
  • Pay & Schedule
  • Competitive hourly pay based on experience (Range $20- $27+)Additional pay for after-hours towing calls
  • Mostly daytime shop hours
  • On-call occasionally for nights/weekends (not frequent)
Requirements:
  • Valid class D driver's license with DOT medical card and clean driving record
  • Basic mechanical ability
  • Ability to operate or learn to operate a tow truck
  • Dependable and team-oriented
Why Work Here:
  • Stable dealership environment
  • Variety in your day (not stuck doing one thing)
  • Opportunity to grow into a full technician role
  • Consistent hours and local work
This position is ideal for someone looking to grow into a full automotive technician role.

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