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The average salary for a Truck Mechanic in U.S. is $59,920.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $59,920

$39,020$82,430

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $28.81

$18.76$39.63

What does a Truck Mechanic earn?

Truck mechanics in the U.S. are typically paid a median yearly salary of $59,920. These mechanics specialize in the repair and maintenance of vehicles of all sizes and forms, making sure that each vehicle's components are all in working order. They collaborate with customers to identify issues in their trucks, provide advice, and take the necessary steps to resolve those issues. Truck mechanics must stay current in their knowledge of advances in automotive technology to ensure their work is completed accurately and professionally.

How to earn more as a Truck Mechanic

To become a truck mechanic, you'll need a qualification in Vehicle Maintenance, or another related discipline. You could also opt for a degree apprenticeship in Automotive Engineering. To increase your career prospects even further, you could specialise in a certain engine type or model. You could also become self-employed, setting up your own truck mechanic business.