Citation Atlas
29 CFR Part 1910
1910.177
Servicing multi-piece and single piece rim wheels

1910.177 Rim Wheel Servicing: citations, penalties and recently cited employers

Data as of October 5, 2026 · citations issued Oct 5, 2025 to Oct 5, 2026

Protects workers who mount, demount, inflate, and service tires on large vehicle rim wheels, such as those on trucks, tractors, trailers, and buses. Employees must be trained in safe servicing procedures, and a restraining device such as a cage, or barrier, must be used when inflating multi-piece rim wheels and certain single-piece wheels. Workers must stay out of the trajectory during inflation, and current rim manuals and charts must be available in the service area.

21inspections cited
41alleged violation items
$3,972median initial penalty per item
$2,082median current penalty per item
2%of items contested

What the standard requires

Hazards it addresses

Cited at truck tire shops, fleet maintenance garages, and heavy equipment dealers.

Plain-language summary written for this site; it is not the regulatory text and not legal advice. Read the official text at eCFR.

Citations by month

Inspections with citations issued, by month of issuance. Hatched months are incomplete: citations reach the public data about a month after issuance.

Most-cited paragraphs

ParagraphWhat it coversItemsInspectionsMedian initial penalty
1910.177(d)(5)Tire servicing equipment, including restraining devices66$0
1910.177(d)(2)Tire servicing equipment, including restraining devices55$4,965
1910.177(g)(8)Safe operating procedure for single piece rim wheels55$3,255
1910.177(g)(6)Safe operating procedure for single piece rim wheels44$4,468
1910.177(c)(1)(i)Employee training33$9,268
1910.177(c)(1)Employee training22$3,358
1910.177(c)(3)Employee training22$1,986
1910.177(d)(4)Tire servicing equipment, including restraining devices22$3,732
1910.177(d)(4)(ii)Tire servicing equipment, including restraining devices22$4,468
1910.177(f)Safe operating procedure for multi-piece rim wheels22$3,311
1910.177(c)(2)(iv)Employee training11$6,384
1910.177(c)(2)(vii)Employee training11$0
1910.177(d)(1)Tire servicing equipment, including restraining devices11$16,550
1910.177(d)(4)(iii)Tire servicing equipment, including restraining devices11$0
1910.177(e)(3)11$3,972

Penalties

Across 41 alleged items, OSHA and state-plan offices proposed $162,039 in initial penalties. The current total in the public data is $136,124, 16% lower after settlements, contests and amendments.

By violation type: Serious 88%; Other-than-serious 12%.

Citations by state

StateInspections citedItemsInitial penaltiesCurrent penalties
Tennessee68$4,200$3,570
Florida35$23,170$23,170
Virginia23$20,622$19,484
Arizona11$9,458$9,458
Connecticut11$0$0
Iowa13$12,768$8,500
Illinois13$15,889$6,621
Kansas11$5,427$3,256
Maryland11$0$0
Missouri17$14,895$10,426
Montana13$33,100$33,100
Nebraska14$15,888$11,916
New Mexico11$6,622$6,622

By industry

Recently cited establishments

About these records. Citations list alleged violations and proposed penalties. Employers can contest them, and many are reduced or withdrawn in settlement. Each row shows the original and the current penalty and a status label derived from the public data as of October 5, 2026. Check the linked osha.gov page for the official record.

EstablishmentLocationIssuedAlleged itemsInitial penaltyCurrent penaltyStatus and deadlinesSource
Randy's Tire and Repair Mansfield, MO Aug 27, 2026 7 $14,895 $10,426 Informal settlementAbatement due Sep 23, 2026 osha.gov
Land Rover of Ocala Ocala, FL Aug 24, 2026 1 $9,268 $9,268 OpenAbatement due Oct 9, 2026Contest deadline ~Sep 15, 2026 (est.) osha.gov
Clark Lumber Company, LLC Lafayette, TN Jul 30, 2026 3 $4,200 $3,570 Informal settlementAbatement due Aug 14, 2026 osha.gov
TPF Holding LLC Urbana, IL Jul 24, 2026 3 $15,889 $6,621 Informal settlementAbatement due Aug 4, 2026 osha.gov
Moore County Schools - Bus Garage Lynchburg, TN Jul 22, 2026 1 $0 $0 Final orderAbatement due Aug 21, 2026 osha.gov
Jett Trucking Olathe, KS Jul 17, 2026 1 $5,427 $3,256 Informal settlement osha.gov
Cesar Tire Services Inc. Miami, FL Jul 9, 2026 2 $3,972 $3,972 Final order osha.gov
The Tire Guys, Inc. Lewistown, MT Jun 29, 2026 3 $33,100 $33,100 Informal settlementAbatement due Jul 24, 2026 osha.gov
Truck and Trailer Repair Center, Inc. Rosedale, MD Jun 4, 2026 1 $0 $0 Formal settlementAbatement due Jun 12, 2026Contested Jun 23, 2026 osha.gov
United Concrete Products, Inc. Yalesville, CT May 26, 2026 1 $0 $0 Final orderAbatement due Jun 29, 2026 osha.gov
Rood's Tire Center, LLC Sidney, NE May 19, 2026 4 $15,888 $11,916 Informal settlementAbatement due Jul 10, 2026 osha.gov
Tandem Tire & Auto Service, Inc. Dubuque, IA May 11, 2026 3 $12,768 $8,500 Informal settlementAbatement due Jun 5, 2026 osha.gov
Cannon County - Highway Department Woodbury, TN Apr 15, 2026 1 $0 $0 Final orderAbatement due Apr 27, 2026 osha.gov
Tireworks, Inc. Texico, NM Apr 14, 2026 1 $6,622 $6,622 OpenAbatement due May 8, 2026Contest deadline ~May 5, 2026 (est.) osha.gov
Wheel Pros, LLC Phoenix, AZ Mar 19, 2026 1 $9,458 $9,458 OpenAbatement due Mar 22, 2026Contest deadline ~Apr 9, 2026 (est.) osha.gov
Name withheld (individual) Roanoke, VA Mar 9, 2026 2 $19,542 $18,728 Informal settlement osha.gov
A. D. Weddle Company, Inc. Roanoke, VA Mar 9, 2026 1 $1,080 $756 Informal settlementAbatement due Apr 2, 2026 osha.gov
Anderson County - Highway Department Clinton, TN Feb 27, 2026 1 $0 $0 Final orderAbatement due Mar 30, 2026 osha.gov
Franklin - Public Works Franklin, TN Jan 23, 2026 1 $0 $0 Final orderAbatement due Feb 23, 2026 osha.gov
4TIRES, LLC Saint Petersburg, FL Jan 23, 2026 2 $9,930 $9,930 Final orderAbatement due Feb 19, 2026 osha.gov
Dickson - Street Division and Fleet Maintenance Division Dickson, TN Nov 21, 2025 1 $0 $0 Final orderAbatement due Dec 22, 2025 osha.gov
The 21 most recent inspections citing 1910.177. Penalties shown are for the items under this standard only.

Often cited together

Questions

What does OSHA standard 1910.177 require?

Protects workers who mount, demount, inflate, and service tires on large vehicle rim wheels, such as those on trucks, tractors, trailers, and buses. Employees must be trained in safe servicing procedures, and a restraining device such as a cage, or barrier, must be used when inflating multi-piece rim wheels and certain single-piece wheels. Workers must stay out of the trajectory during inflation, and current rim manuals and charts must be available in the service area.

How often was 1910.177 cited in the last 12 months?

In the public data as of October 5, 2026, 1910.177 (Rim Wheel Servicing) appeared in 21 inspections with citations issued between Oct 5, 2025 and Oct 5, 2026, covering 41 alleged violation items.

Which part of 1910.177 is cited most?

1910.177(d)(5) was the most-cited paragraph, with 6 items: Tire servicing equipment, including restraining devices

Which states cite 1910.177 most often?

The most citations under 1910.177 in this period were issued in Tennessee, Florida, Virginia.

What is the typical penalty for a 1910.177 violation?

The median initial (proposed) penalty per item was $3,972; the median current penalty after settlements and amendments was $2,082. Totals: $162,039 proposed, $136,124 current. Penalties vary by violation type, employer size and history, and State Plans set their own amounts.

Are 1910.177 citations final?

Not necessarily. A citation is an allegation until it becomes a final order. 2% of these items were contested, and many others were changed in settlements. Each listing shows its current status and a link to the official record.