Diesel Tire and Lube Technician Training

About the Course
The Diesel Tire & Lube Technician Training (Diesel Bootcamp) is an introductory, in-person program that provides foundational diesel training through two structured modules:

• Preventative Maintenance (4 weeks)
• Heavy Vehicle Brakes (4 weeks)

Students learn safety procedures, inspection techniques, system fundamentals, and hands-on service skills, including tire service, lubrication, braking systems, and preventative maintenance practices. Training is designed to prepare students for entry-level diesel technician roles and continued education in diesel technology.

Admission Requirements
Participants must be at least 16 years of age to enroll.
No high school diploma or GED required.

Course Cost: $800

Upon successful completion, students will receive a certificate of completion and an NC3 PMI Multimeter Certification. Students may also be eligible for Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) credit toward the Diesel Technology program at Wallace State.

Career Outlook

• Entry-level wage range: ~$30,000–$42,000/year (varies by employer and region)
• High demand for preventative maintenance technicians
• Strong entry pathway into advanced diesel technician roles

Industries You Can Work In

• Truck stops and service centers
• Fleet maintenance shops
• Dealership service departments
• Transportation and logistics companies
• Municipal and utility fleets
• Equipment rental and service companies