U.S. Army · Mechanical Maintenance

91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

Army Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics (91B) supervise and perform maintenance on tactical wheeled vehicles, generators, and associated equipment.

last verified 2026-05-14

91B (Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic), spoken “91 Bravo”, is in the Army and requires a minimum AFQT of 31 and MM of at least 92. Last verified 2026-05-14 against goarmy.com (91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic).

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Plain requirement

What you need.

  • Min AFQT31
  • Training~14 weeks
  • MM line score92

Source: goarmy.com (91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic) · last verified 2026-05-14.

Role brief

About 91BWheeled Vehicle Mechanic.

Army Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics (91B) supervise and perform maintenance on tactical wheeled vehicles, generators, and associated equipment.

Starting pay · 2026

What this job pays as a junior enlisted member.

Base pay is set by pay grade, not by job — every Army enlistee at the same grade earns the same monthly base pay. These are the 2026 active-duty rates (3.8% raise, effective 2026-01-01).

GradeRankMonthly base payService
E-1Private (PV1)$2,407after 4 months of service
E-2Private (PV2)$2,698under 2 years
E-3Private First Class (PFC)$2,837under 2 years
E-4Specialist / Corporal$3,142under 2 years
  • Plus food allowance (BAS)$460/moFlat enlisted rate, tax-free, paid on top of base pay.
  • Plus housing allowance (BAH)Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) is paid on top of base pay and is tax-free, but it varies by duty-station ZIP code, pay grade, and whether you have dependents — there is no single nationwide figure. Use the official DoD BAH calculator for your assignment location.DoD BAH rate lookup →

Source: DFAS 2026 active-duty basic pay tables (3.8% raise, effective Jan 1 2026) · last verified 2026-05-23 · date retrieved 2026-05-23.

Eligibility notes

What 91B candidates should check.

  • GoArmy describes 91B work as maintenance, repair, and recovery operations on wheeled vehicles and select armored vehicles.
  • For score planning, 91B is a Mechanical Maintenance target. GoArmy describes the Mechanical Maintenance area as Auto and Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension, and Electronics Information.
  • AFQT 31 is the Army enlistment floor; the job-specific gate is the MM line score shown on this page.

What is Army 91B called, and is it the same as "91 Bravo"?

Yes — they are the same job. 91B is the Army Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic MOS; "91 Bravo" is how the code is said aloud, spelling the trailing "B" with the NATO phonetic alphabet. Whether you search "91B" or "91 Bravo", the requirement on this page is the same: AFQT 31 and MM of at least 92.

What ASVAB score do you need for Army 91B?

Army 91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic currently requires AFQT 31 and a Mechanical Maintenance (MM) line score of at least 92 on this page. The job source was retrieved from GoArmy on 2026-05-14.

Which ASVAB subtests matter most for 91B?

For 91B, focus on the Mechanical Maintenance area. GoArmy explains that Mechanical Maintenance is tied to Auto and Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension, and Electronics Information.

What are the MOS requirements for 91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic?

The Army Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic MOS (91B) requires a minimum AFQT of 31 and MM of at least 92, with initial training of about 14 weeks. Those are the ASVAB-based entry requirements; a recruiter confirms the full enlistment picture (medical, background, and current openings). Source: goarmy.com (91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic), last verified 2026-05-14.

How long is 91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic training?

91B initial training runs about 14 weeks. Source: goarmy.com (91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic), last verified 2026-05-14.

Source: goarmy.com (91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic) · last verified 2026-05-14 · date retrieved 2026-05-14.

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