Training plays a vital part in the success of every business, particularly where competition is intense. The professionalism of your staff can make a vast difference to your growth and profitability.
At the Michelin Training and Information Centre we work with great passion and exceptionally high standards to ensure comprehensive training in all areas of your business. All of our courses are run by instructors who are both experts in their subject and professionally qualified. They will also provide the best possible support throughout the course.
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Who should attend:
Truck tyre trade and personnel who are new or experienced to fitting Truck tyres. On passing the course both new and experienced fitters/technicians will gain a formal City & Guilds qualification. This will show training and competency.
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1 Days
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This course is designed to ensure that your technicians who are fitting Agricultural tyres are able to follow correct working procedures. Ensuring an awareness of the conditions of use and offer the best service to ensure maximum tyre life and product support.
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2 Days
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The Roadside recovery course is essential for technicians carrying out commercial tyre fitting or wheel changing at the roadside and have yet to receive formal training. On passing the course it will provide them with an industry recognised accreditation and offer peace of mind to employers and customers alike that the technician is aware of the safe working practices when attending Roadside breakdowns.
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1 Days
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License to Fit is recognised within the industry as the standard to which tyre fitters/technicians are trained. On passing the course both new and experienced fitters/technicians will gain a formal qualification. This will show training and competency.
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4 Days
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This course is designed to ensure your staff are able to follow correct working procedures giving emphasis to the safe removal, fitting and inflation of car, van 4x4 SUV tyres. This will give great satisfaction to your customers to know that your technicians have gained a formal City & Guilds qualification.
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1 Days
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We are re-opening on Monday 29 March 21 In light of the latest advice from the Government, we have made the decision to temporarily close Michelin Training & Information Centre in Stoke on Trent. The health and well-being of our delegates, team and local community has always been of paramount importance to us. … Continued
License to Fit inc Roadside Recovery 13th to 17th July 2020License to Fit inc Roadside Recovery 13th to 17th July 2020 License to Fit is recognised within the industry as the standard to which tyre fitters/technicians are trained. On passing the course both new and experienced fitters/technicians will gain a formal City & Guilds qualification … Continued
License Retail Tyre Technician Course July 9th & 10th 2020 A licensed retail technician is likely to come from a number of backgrounds, i. e. apprentice, trainee or from another company where they have gained experience, but may not hold relevant qualifications or where qualifications may be old or out of date. Modules covered on the … Continued
We are currently working within government guidelines to re-open Michelin Training & Information Centre in Stoke on Trent on 9th July. The health and well-being of our delegates, team and local community has always been of paramount importance to us. Thank you for all the support we have received during this challenging time. Very best … Continued
In light of the latest advice from the Government, we have made the decision to temporarily close Michelin Training & Information Centre in Stoke on Trent. The health and well-being of our delegates, team and local community has always been of paramount importance to us. We can only hope that this is a short-term closure … Continued
It would be really hard to improve this course
Will help to develop methods and approaches to improve the team.
I will absolutely apply this to my current role, this will also allow myself and my team develop further
No negatives, I have taken away so much content and all very relevant to my personal progression and in term will help me develop my team in the right way.
As a first managers course, I would highly recommend as I believe each of them would take away invaluable learning especially around development.
Really, really enjoyed the practical, took me by surprise but helped me also understand just how challenging managing can be. Great fun. Good feedback
A really constructive course that helped and guided me with how I deal with management and new ways of approaching different situations
Definitely would recommend to other collegues
Thoroughly enjoyed it, excellent course, learnt a great deal
I feel that the course is greatly presented and has really interesting and valuable information to pass on. I will definitely be recommending the course.
The small group of ten all got on well and helped each other which made things easier.
Great teaching Style
The course I have just completed taught me to watch out for on a breakdown on the road
It was at good pace for all experiences involved, a good instructor whohelped make it easier to learn, with group discussions and generally having fun while learning. It was also good to speak to fellow technicians.
Very informative, fun, and a very knowledgeable, helpful, patient instructor. Course will prove valuable to me in the future.
Very explanatory, approachable and understanding to everyone's needs
It will help me in the futureas a tyre inspector
I didn’t feel pressured or strained to retain information. Very Happy! Thank you
I am happy to have gained a qualification that can be used in my line of work
Would certainly train with Michelin again. I will be considering further packages for my team
Thoroughly enjoyed learning more about the technical aspects of a tyre
Made to feel very welcome and at home, and all staff were polite and approachable
Having never touched a tyre in my life. I learnt everything I need to take forward in my new career
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Tire fitting courses are in high demand, as are tire fitters themselves (tire fitters). Individual specialists are increasingly required for straightening and rolling discs, changing tires, and repairing them.
Universal tire fitters and tire fitters who know how to find an approach not only to cars, but also commercial vehicles, including special equipment, buses, "heavyweights" - trucks, road trains, tractors, are especially valued.
Tire fitting services are relevant in a variety of situations, for example:
Responsible training in tire fitting and balancing avoids a number of mistakes, among them:
Ideally, a specialist who has undergone comprehensive training in tire fitting and wheel balancing should have the following things bounce off their “teeth”:
One of the problems, if you want to get comprehensive knowledge and improve your skills in the field of tire fitting, is to find a suitable training center. Still, the direction is highly specialized, and it is not so easy to find it near the house. But thanks to modern technology, there is no need to look for tire fitting courses in Tyumen, a specific area of \u200b\u200bthe vast St. Petersburg, or even more so Moscow. You can purchase access to the electronic interactive program Tires, wheels and tire fitting on the ELECTUDE platform. Classes are available from anywhere in Russia, and not only in Russia, but also in other countries (the course organizers have representative offices in Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ukraine).
The software product is focused on modular learning. The program includes 16 training modules. Particular emphasis is placed on the arrangement of vehicle wheels, service operations, including maintenance and operation of discs, tires, tire pressure monitoring system. Estimated time for studying the material is 10 hours. But please note: this is an average time. Everyone can work at the most convenient rhythm for themselves and master the program at a more intensive or “stretched” pace.
In addition, it is important to understand that this is not just training, but a comprehensive certification system. Therefore, service station training centers have every opportunity to not only train specialists, but also organize an objective assessment of their competencies, and select worthy personnel for the tire repair area.
Certification system, “sharpened” for tire fitting, is 15 special test modules. The total time for passing the certification is 3 hours.
Products: brake cleaners, rim cleaner.
Equipment: all modern tire systems are powered by compressed air: pneumatic guns for loosening wheels, tire changer, inflation guns. Therefore, the main tool in tire fitting is a compressor. In 99% of cases, reciprocating compressors with a capacity of 400 lmin are used. These compressors require ISO VG 46 and 100 compressor oils, depending on the compressor manufacturer's recommendations. Oil change, on average, 200-250 hours when using mineral oils, that is, about once a month during the tire season. Using synthetic oils, such as Liqui Moly LM 500, article 4076, you can increase the compressor maintenance period up to two times a year.
The air gun is an essential tool for quick wheel removal. It has a lubricator lubrication system, that is, oil is supplied along with compressed air using a special lubricator-lubricator. In small tire shops, they save money on lubricators and periodically bury the oil directly into the air gun. To lubricate air guns, use Liqui Moly Oil fur Pneumatikgerat, part number 7841.
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To carry out work, place the vehicle at the place where the brake is to be carried out. work and fix manually Raise the vehicle with a tire jack or scissor lift, unscrew the wheel fasteners and remove the wheel. Wash the wheel in a washing machine, dry it. Using the special tool, unscrew the valve and bleed air from the wheel. Remove balancing weights, if self-adhesive weights are used, then remove the remaining glue from the rim with a rag using Liqui Moly Dichtungs Entferner. It is necessary to carefully inspect the tread for stones stuck in the sipes, since wheel balancing is meaningless with a dirty tread. If you plan to install the tire back after repair, then it is necessary to mark the position of the nipple for inflation on the tire using a special marker or chalk. The tire is installed in the same position in which it was removed from the rim. Install the cleaned wheel on the tire changer and tear off the sidewall of the tire from the rim with a spatula (Fig. 1). Next, center the wheel on the clamps (1) of the machine Fig. 2, (use plastic protective pads when working with light alloy wheels) and completely separate the sidewall of the tire from the hump with a roller (Fig. 3). Before removing the tire from the rim, apply Liqui Moly Reifen Montierenpaste to the parts of the tire adjacent to the rim.
It is recommended to apply the paste with a flute-type brush, it is not recommended to use fly brushes (Fig. 4). Pry off the sidewall of the tire with a mounting spatula, bring it up by the heel of the machine (Fig. 5) and rotate the tire until the sidewall of the tire completely goes beyond the rim. Do the same with the bottom of the tire and remove the tire from the rim (Fig. 6).
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Before mounting a new or refurbished tire, be sure to replace the tubeless tire valve (fig. 7), clean the tire contact surface with a Reiniger und Ferdunner cleaner (fig. 8), place the rim in the wheel balancer (fig. 9) and check the runout of the rim .
To mount the tire, it is necessary to put the disk back into the clamps of the machine (Fig. 2). Before installing the tire, apply mounting paste to the sidewalls of the tire adjacent to the rim (Fig. 10) using a flute brush on both sidewalls of the tire. Put the tire on the disc using the machine's thrust pad (Fig. 5). Orient the tire according to the marks made earlier, in case of using a new tire, align the factory mark (yellow or white) with the tire valve by location. Inflate the tire, allow the sidewall to take the correct position on the hump of the rim, for which give an air pressure of 6-8 bar (when the tire is seated, a loud bang will occur). Check the tightness of the fit by using Leck Such Spray or immersion in a water bath. After checking the tightness, bring the pressure in the wheel to the nominal value and install it in the balancing machine.