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Tire Repairers and Changers Salary by State

The national median pay for tire repairers and changers is $37,710 a year. By state, it ranges from $29,880 in West Virginia to $47,650 in Oregon.

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

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$30,010
25th percentile
$34,690
Median
$37,710
75th percentile
$45,300
Top 10%
$50,230

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 108,410 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states

Tire Repairers and Changers pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Oregon$47,650+26%$37,260$54,5802,260
2Delaware$46,630+24%$37,360$48,550230
3Montana$46,360+23%$36,790$49,880740
4Rhode Island$46,240+23%$38,110$59,380190
5Hawaii$45,760+21%$36,600$66,350220
6Colorado$45,380+20%$36,600$56,5802,750
7Washington$44,670+18%$37,910$58,6902,960
8Vermont$44,480+18%$39,000$46,370120
9New Jersey$44,440+18%$33,370$61,6102,290
10Maryland$44,430+18%$35,670$63,730880
11Minnesota$43,750+16%$36,560$62,4801,310
12New York$43,660+16%$36,270$61,8701,750
13Alaska$43,330+15%$34,660$56,990450
14Virginia$42,370+12%$31,200$55,9902,430
15Ohio$41,760+11%$29,400$57,1603,530
16California$39,680+5%$35,790$58,14011,620
17Wisconsin$39,560+5%$36,460$48,0701,350
18Nevada$39,220+4%$32,600$63,730930
19Missouri$38,920+3%$29,500$52,6702,110
20Maine$38,910+3%$36,130$48,170490
21South Dakota$38,800+3%$34,410$46,900360
22Illinois$38,420+2%$35,160$48,8603,540
23Arizona$38,300+2%$35,250$59,6903,160
24North Dakota$38,220+1%$31,030$45,760560
25Iowa$38,210+1%$31,360$48,680990
26Kansas$37,8800%$29,880$47,520930
27New Hampshire$37,8500%$33,680$55,970340
28Pennsylvania$37,8400%$30,000$49,6503,170
29Idaho$37,5700%$31,250$49,0901,070
30Michigan$37,130−2%$35,170$49,2904,470
31Utah$36,960−2%$30,470$48,8701,910
32Massachusetts$36,770−2%$34,440$46,9801,240
33Tennessee$36,680−3%$28,850$47,5302,770
34Nebraska$36,590−3%$30,180$45,760910
35Wyoming$36,370−4%$30,480$47,190250
36Kentucky$36,300−4%$28,690$46,8901,270
37Texas$36,060−4%$29,220$46,36014,170
38Indiana$35,800−5%$30,670$48,2702,450
39Connecticut$35,760−5%$34,090$45,590740
40North Carolina$35,140−7%$29,340$46,4903,690
41South Carolina$35,040−7%$29,220$45,5901,920
42Alabama$35,010−7%$27,930$45,3502,240
43Oklahoma$34,890−7%$29,840$46,5601,460
44Georgia$34,700−8%$27,010$49,3903,980
45Arkansas$34,450−9%$29,080$44,3101,240
46Mississippi$34,330−9%$27,860$44,8801,040
47Florida$34,010−10%$29,700$46,9706,960
48Louisiana$33,900−10%$23,890$45,3501,120
49New Mexico$31,640−16%$28,420$39,6301,190
50West Virginia$29,880−21%$28,400$45,820640

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.

Tire Repairers and Changers salary questions

Which state pays tire repairers and changers the most?

Oregon, with a median of $47,650 a year (+26% vs. the national median of $37,710). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays tire repairers and changers the least?

West Virginia, with a median of $29,880 a year (−21% vs. national).

Where do most tire repairers and changers work?

Texas has the most jobs, about 14,170, with a median of $36,060.

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