COMMERCIAL TIRE SALES REPRESENTATIVE

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earl w colvardGarden City (ID)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75,000 per year

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About the role

Boulevard Tire Center is looking for a candidate for a Commercial Account Manager in Savannah, Georgia. Our position as a Commercial Account Manager is an opportunity to get on board with the best provider of quality tire products and services in Florida and South Georgia. Boulevard Tire Center is headquartered in DeLand and has been proudly serving our market areas since 1968 with 40 locations and over 700 employees. We provide all the tools you need to service your customers and be successful. If you are a self-starter, results orientated, and willing to take the initiative to become a successful experienced Sales Representative in our industry this may be the job for you! We will train the right candidate. The right candidate should possess previous experience in Commercial Tire Sales; or have related business experience and have knowledge of the commercial tire industry standards and practices. Be self-motivated to accomplish objectives; possess customer service skills; pay attention to detail; have a good safety record; and possess a valid driver's license.
Responsibilities include: Create and maintain relationships with local commercial fleets, government and national accounts. Solicit sales of tires, quote prices, and write orders; conduct fleet tire surveys. Sell value to our customers through superior customer service. We offer an excellent opportunity to earn an above average income, $75,000.00 - $150,000.00, as well as providing a tremendous benefit package including paid vacation and 401k along with opportunity for advancement. We pride ourselves on the financial growth and opportunities we provide our employees EOE/DFW

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