Program Fees and Tuition Costs for Automotive Service Technology at Riverland Community College - Riverland

Automotive Service Technology Program Fees

Tool and Safety Kit 

Students enrolling in the Automotive program will be supplied uniform & tools to no cost to you. Once you are certain this career is for you, you should purchase your own equipment. 

You will need a Windows Laptop - This is not optional.

These, except the laptop, are the optional, recommended tools for you as a Auto Service Technician. Once you are ready to go to work, or certain this career is for you, you should consider purchasing these.

Quantity: Description: Price:
1 You need a Windows laptop. -This is not optional. $
1 Tool box, lockable, roll around $
1 ¼” drive metric socket set including ratchet, flex-joint, 2, 4, 6” extensions, 4.5 to 13 mm deep and shallow sockets. $
1 3/8” drive metric socket set including ratchet, breaker bar, flex-joint, 1,3,6” extensions, 10 to 19 mm deep and shallow sockets. $
1 13/16 and 5/8” spark plug sockets with rubber insert and flex joint, designed for narrow access. $
1 ½” drive ratchet, breaker bar, 5, and 11” impact extensions. $
1 1/2” drive 13 to 24 mm impact deep and shallow sockets. $
1 Torx bit set T8 –T60, ¼, 3/8 and 1/2” drive as appropriate. $
1 Allen bit set 2 to 19 mm, ¼, 3/8 and 1/2” drive as appropriate. $
1 Combination wrench set 7-21mm, including 18 mm. $
1 Flare nut wrenches 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 mm. $
1 Flat blade screwdriver set, 6, 8,10, 13” $
1 7 piece Phillips screwdriver set. $
1 3 piece pin punch set. $
1 3 piece chisel set. $
1 Center punch. $
1 Combination metric/standard feeler gauge set, 25 or more pieces $
1 Metal file - flat 10 inch $
1 Spark plug gap gauge. $
1 Locking pliers, 5 and 8” $
1 Side cutter, 7” $
1 Combination pliers, 7½” $
1 “Channel Lock” type pliers 10” $
1 Needle nose pliers, 7” $
1 Automatic wire stripper. $
1 Wire connector “dimple crimp” crimping tool. $
1 16oz ball peen hammer. $
1 48oz steel hammer. $
1 16oz plastic tipped dead blow hammer. $
1 Gasket Scraper $
1 OHSA approved blow gun. $
1 Tire pressure gauge. $
1 Air chuck for tires. $
1 Computer safe automotive test light. $
2 Fender covers. $
1 Safety glasses $
1 LED rechargeable flash light. $
1 Pry bar set, 8, 12, and 24” $
1 1/4 drive standard socket set 6 point3/16 - 9/16” $
1 3/8 drive standard socket set 6 point¼ - 7/8” $
1 1/2 drive standard socket set 12 point3/8 – 1 1/8” $
1 Combination wrench set standard 5/16- 3/4 $
1 ½” drive air or cordless impact gun $
1 3/8” drive air or cordless ratchet or gun $
1 ½” drive impact swivel joint $
1 Cordless (preferred), electric or air drill. $
1 DMM (Digital Multi Meter) true RMS and 10 M ohm input impedance. $
1 Soldering iron or gun (Electric or butane). $
1 3/8” drive in lbs or Nm torque wrench $
1 1/2” drive foot lbs or Nm torque wrench $
1 Snap ring plier set containing internal/external (or combination) pliers, straight and right angle. $
  Total $

Estimated Tuition

$15,921.06

69 Credits @ $230.74

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