History of Big O Tires

The Big O Tires story starts back in 1962, just as America’s new love affair with the automobile was hitting high gear. The market for substitute tires was exploding, and autonomous tire dealers found themselves struggling in the face of small prices offered by major tire manufacturers’ own company stores. Big O’s founding fathers were a handful of progressive sovereign tire dealers who decided to group together to shape a tire-buying cooperative so that they could lock level pricing and keep their customers cheerful. Their perception worked. In the years that followed, The Big O Tires co-op changed into a full-pledged franchise as it continued to find original ways to exploit the power of the cooperative to benefit sovereign dealerships and their clients.

Approximately a half-decade later, Big O Tires has suit North America’s biggest retail tire franchisor, with over 480 separately-owned and operated locations in 20 states, providing customers with a wide range of automotive services in addition to worth tires, wheels and accessories. Big O has become an industry role model admired for its innovative approach to franchising and unequaled customer reliability ratings.

Job Description / Average Wage

Store Manager: Responsibilities include managing tire and automotive crew, daily cash outs, inventory organization, gross income and price control, and tire and automotive sales. Qualified candidate must have excellent interpersonal skills, retail sales experience, and a want to grow with a leader in the tire and automotive industry. The average salary for this position is $52,649 a year.

Manager Trainee: This position is obtainable in some of the Big O Tires stores. The Manager trainee will discover all aspects of the tire business, including tire installation, adjustment procedures, crew management, sales, and profit control. Qualified aspirant will have excellent interpersonal, be self-motivated, and must be agreeable to roll up his or her sleeves and learn. Candidate need to have a college or retail sales experience. The yearly salary is $31,667.

Tire and Service Sales Associate: Candidate’s responsibilities include tire, wheel, and service sales to retail and fleet customers. Qualified individual should have retail sales experience and a friendly attitude. This position average salary is $29,356 a year.

How to Apply

If you want to join the biggest independent tire company in the United States, send your resume or job application today. The company will route to the dealers in your local area. If you are willing to re-locate, please specify that information of your application as well.     You can apply via the link below:

http://www.bigotires.com/Careers