All of our flat rate techs make between $60k and $100k a year. All went to some kind of 2 year automotive school, and yes, everyone has to purchase their own basic tools. There's some cost involved in getting into the industry, but in my area that pay range is better than what most people earn a year. It's not a bad career if you're willing to put the work in. Plus you eliminate many automotive repair and maintenance costs for you and your family, which is a huge benefit.
All of our flat rate techs make between $60k and $100k a year. All went to some kind of 2 year automotive school, and yes, everyone has to purchase their own basic tools. There's some cost involved in getting into the industry, but in my area that pay range is better than what most people earn a year. It's not a bad career if you're willing to put the work in. Plus you eliminate many automotive repair and maintenance costs for you and your family, which is a huge benefit.
60-100k? Hot damn. Doesn't sound too bad.
60-100k? Hot damn. Doesn't sound too bad.
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