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Seasonal work, spring and autumn

Tyre fitter jobs in Norway

We recruit tyre fitters for workshops and tyre hotels (seasonal tyre storage) all over Norway when the season peaks in spring and autumn. You get a Norwegian employment contract, Norwegian pay rates and a single point of contact who looks after you.

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Tyre fitter in a workshop next to stacks of winter tyres

What you will do

  • Change wheels on cars and vans
  • Mount and dismount tyres on rims with a tyre changer machine
  • Balance wheels
  • Tighten wheel bolts with a torque wrench
  • Check tyres for wear and damage
  • Help out with tyre storage (the tyre hotel)

We are looking for someone who

  • Has experience of tyre changing or of working in a tyre shop or garage
  • Is a citizen of an EU/EEA country
  • Speaks some English (Norwegian is a plus)
  • Enjoys physical work and works accurately, even when it gets busy
  • Can work the whole season

What you get

  • A written employment contract on Norwegian terms
  • At least the legal minimum wage: NOK 208 per hour for unskilled workers and NOK 223.50 per hour for newly qualified skilled workers (NOK 212 and NOK 237 after one year of experience)
  • At least 40% extra pay for overtime
  • Holiday pay of at least 10.2% of your wages
  • Help with travel, accommodation, your tax card and HSE card (HMS-kort)
  • The chance to come back next season

These rates apply to wheel changing and tyre storage from 15 June 2026, under the generally applicable collective agreement for the automotive industry (Biloverenskomsten). New rates are being considered by the Tariff Board. Your exact pay will be set out in your contract.

When is the tyre season?

Spring season: March – May

Summer tyres go on when the studded-tyre period ends. The peak is usually in April.

Autumn season: October – December

Winter tyres go on before the snow. In Northern Norway it starts as early as mid-October.

How to apply

  1. 1

    Send your application

    Fill in the form below. It takes two minutes and is free.

  2. 2

    Interview

    We or our partners interview you briefly about your experience and when you can work, and check your passport and CV.

  3. 3

    Employment contract

    You receive a written contract setting out your pay, place of work and employment period.

  4. 4

    Travel and getting started

    We help you with travel, your tax card and other practical arrangements before your first day.

Apply for a tyre fitter job

Tell us a little about yourself and we will get in touch. You can also call or email us directly.

Arild Berg

Arild Berg

Managing director and recruiter

+47 906 57 028 arild@ckconsult.no

We only use your details to consider you for jobs with our clients. Applying is free.

Questions and answers

How much does a tyre fitter earn in Norway?
Wheel changing and tyre storage are covered by a legal minimum wage. From 15 June 2026 it is NOK 208 per hour for unskilled workers aged 18 or over and NOK 223.50 per hour for newly qualified skilled workers with a trade certificate. After one year of experience, the minimum is NOK 212 for unskilled workers and NOK 237 for skilled workers. Overtime pays at least 40% extra, and you get holiday pay of at least 10.2%. Your exact pay will be set out in your contract.
Who will be my employer?
It depends on the assignment: either the workshop where you will work or CK Consult AS. Your contract will state this clearly.
Can I apply without experience?
We give priority to applicants with tyre or workshop experience. If you have little experience, you can still apply and tell us what you have done.
Do I need to speak Norwegian?
No, but you need to speak some English. Some Norwegian is a plus.
How does tax work?
You need a Norwegian tax card. The first time, you must book an appointment and attend an ID check at a tax office, and you will then be given a D number (a Norwegian ID number for foreign nationals staying for a short time). If your D number is five years old or more, you must attend a new ID check. If you work in Norway for short periods, you will normally pay a flat 25% tax with no deductions under the PAYE scheme. We will help you apply for your tax card.
Do I need to register with the police?
As an EU/EEA citizen you can start working straight away. If you stay in Norway for more than three months, you must register with the police. It is free.
Do I need an HSE card (HMS-kort)?
Yes, if you work for a business approved for wheel changing and tyre storage. Your employer applies for the card for you.
Where will I live?
We help you find accommodation near your workplace. Ask about the cost and standard before you travel. Accommodation provided by an employer must meet Norwegian requirements, for example at least one shower and one toilet for every five people.
What if I get sick?
As a rule, you are a member of the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme from your first working day and are entitled to necessary healthcare, usually subject to a user fee. You become entitled to sick pay after four weeks of work.
Does it cost anything to apply?
No. Applying is free, and you will never have to pay to get a job through us.

This information is based on rules published by the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority, the Norwegian Tax Administration, the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) and the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV), as of October 2026.