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Certificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing Technology
This entry-level qualification prepares you to work on tyres in automotive retail, service and repair businesses, fitting, balancing and repairing them under supervision.

- Course code: AUR21926
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TAFE Queensland
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- 30 campuses
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What students say
Many students rate the facilities and campus highly. Some found course content and organisation and admin frustrating, while opinions are mixed on the trainers and teaching.
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Most students rate the trainers and the teaching highly, and many speak well of the student support, while some value the flexibility and pacing.
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Central Regional TAFE
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- 3 campuses
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Axial Training Pty Ltd
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- 4 campuses
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Last reviewed 17 September 2026.
Is this course right for you?
Entry requirements
Nil.
- Providers can set their own conditions, such as a minimum age or a current job in the industry, and practical training may need a workplace placement. Check each provider above.
Entry recommendations
To be prepared for this course, it helps to have:
- an interest in working with your hands
- a careful approach to safety in a workshop
- good communication skills with customers and colleagues
- basic comfort with numbers and measurements
What will you learn?
Most of the study covers the basics any workshop expects: working safely, handling tools and equipment properly, reading job sheets and workplace documents, and dealing with customers and colleagues clearly. You also learn to keep your own work area and waste handling in line with environmental and sustainability practices, and to use the numbers and measurements that come up daily when sizing and checking tyres. It suits school leavers or anyone changing careers who wants a practical start in a workshop without prior experience.
- Safe work practices
- Tools and equipment care
- Workplace communication
- Reading workplace documents
- Numbers and measurements
- Environmental best practice
Units of competency (6 core, 8 elective)
The qualification is made up of 14 units. Everyone completes the 6 core units below, and the remaining 8 are electives chosen from the list on training.gov.au, so they vary by provider. Select a unit to see what it covers.
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Career pathways
Roles this qualification is a recognised route into, and what else you need.
A recognised route into Tyre Fitter

Tyre Fitter
Tyre fitters remove, repair and fit the tyres on cars, trucks and other vehicles, then balance and align the wheels so a vehicle steers and brakes the way it should.
Explore this career →- Weekly pay
- $1,150
- Full-time share
- 84%
- Employment size
- 6,600 workers
- Average age
- 32 years
- Average full-time hours
- 46 hours
- Gender share
- 1% female
- Future growth
- +4.6%
- Job market
- Not in shortage
Tyre-servicing duties within the qualification's training and workplace safety scope.
Data from training.gov.au and the Australian Bureau of Statistics (CC BY 4.0).
