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What automotive service technicians and mechanics are paid
Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.
| State | Employment | Typical pay (BLS) |
|---|---|---|
| Texas | 69,750 | $36,650 to $62,270 (middle half), median $48,310 |
| California | 65,420 | $46,580 to $77,060 (middle half), median $64,980 |
| Florida | 49,930 | $37,040 to $62,990 (middle half), median $48,260 |
| New York | 32,020 | $45,550 to $73,320 (middle half), median $54,120 |
| Illinois | 29,510 | $38,310 to $73,640 (middle half), median $49,170 |
| Pennsylvania | 29,400 | $40,010 to $62,780 (middle half), median $49,800 |
| North Carolina | 26,510 | $36,600 to $63,170 (middle half), median $48,200 |
| Ohio | 22,640 | $37,200 to $63,840 (middle half), median $48,710 |
| Michigan | 22,280 | $43,680 to $67,100 (middle half), median $54,120 |
| Georgia | 22,070 | $37,740 to $65,530 (middle half), median $49,060 |
Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.
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