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Parts Salespersons Salary by State

The national median pay for parts salespersons is $38,630 a year. By state, it ranges from $31,310 in Louisiana to $48,600 in North Dakota.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$28,240
25th percentile
$33,110
Median
$38,630
75th percentile
$49,850
Top 10%
$62,890

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 270,070 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states

Parts Salespersons pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1North Dakota$48,600+26%$34,890$68,6401,610
2Colorado$47,660+23%$34,870$74,5004,840
3Minnesota$47,030+22%$30,850$63,4805,790
4Washington$46,830+21%$37,670$68,2706,230
5Iowa$46,670+21%$29,500$65,0003,810
6New Hampshire$46,370+20%$30,950$64,2901,500
7Vermont$46,260+20%$36,840$60,570780
8Alaska$46,130+19%$36,460$69,250710
9Arizona$46,020+19%$34,170$68,5303,890
10New Jersey$45,510+18%$34,310$74,4804,810
11Wisconsin$45,380+17%$30,570$61,5505,200
12South Dakota$45,370+17%$34,880$61,8202,100
13Maine$45,350+17%$31,470$60,0201,630
14Oregon$45,190+17%$35,480$68,3803,880
15New York$45,180+17%$34,750$65,1407,460
16Hawaii$45,120+17%$35,770$66,150930
17Nebraska$45,100+17%$29,920$62,3502,360
18Montana$45,060+17%$29,210$58,9601,860
19Massachusetts$44,660+16%$35,880$74,9904,080
20Idaho$44,580+15%$30,180$63,0901,980
21California$44,440+15%$36,320$72,83026,990
22Connecticut$44,400+15%$35,660$63,4603,400
23Michigan$44,070+14%$30,570$73,6707,520
24Maryland$42,460+10%$32,760$63,6804,370
25Illinois$42,240+9%$31,410$67,1908,500
26Missouri$39,740+3%$29,190$58,8205,330
27Utah$39,190+1%$29,620$74,9303,080
28Nevada$38,7400%$28,370$70,9802,250
29Wyoming$38,6200%$24,720$61,990750
30Pennsylvania$38,5200%$28,240$60,52010,430
31Virginia$38,070−1%$28,810$62,0107,370
32Delaware$38,050−2%$31,200$63,990980
33Indiana$37,500−3%$28,010$61,0707,080
34Florida$37,190−4%$28,720$61,52016,200
35Georgia$36,970−4%$26,810$63,8209,760
36Kansas$36,940−4%$23,560$62,4203,700
37New Mexico$36,890−5%$28,290$60,4201,410
38West Virginia$36,800−5%$23,250$60,0801,880
39Ohio$36,790−5%$27,720$58,68010,580
40Rhode Island$36,450−6%$31,580$60,800920
41Kentucky$36,400−6%$24,100$59,1104,220
42Oklahoma$36,390−6%$24,200$59,5003,980
43Tennessee$36,110−7%$27,320$61,0606,250
44Texas$35,440−8%$24,840$62,22025,500
45Arkansas$35,320−9%$26,910$54,3003,330
46Mississippi$35,000−9%$23,240$54,0602,940
47Alabama$33,820−12%$23,690$58,2405,880
48North Carolina$32,480−16%$25,460$56,68011,460
49South Carolina$32,180−17%$23,660$53,5904,600
50Louisiana$31,310−19%$23,390$55,1203,960

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Parts Salespersons salary questions

Which state pays parts salespersons the most?

North Dakota, with a median of $48,600 a year (+26% vs. the national median of $38,630). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays parts salespersons the least?

Louisiana, with a median of $31,310 a year (−19% vs. national).

Where do most parts salespersons work?

California has the most jobs, about 26,990, with a median of $44,440.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses