Parts Salesperson Salary by State (2026)

Parts Salespersons earn the most in North Dakota at $48,600 a year and the least in Puerto Rico at $22,780 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $38,630. All 53 states and territories with reported data are ranked below, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median
$48,600

North Dakota

National median
$38,630

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Lowest median
$22,780

Puerto Rico

States reporting
53

of 54 OEWS areas

Top 5 states for Parts Salespersons

  1. 1. North Dakota$48,600 median · $54,632 adjusted · 1,610 employed
  2. 2. Colorado$47,660 median · $46,248 adjusted · 4,840 employed
  3. 3. Minnesota$47,030 median · $47,688 adjusted · 5,790 employed
  4. 4. Washington$46,830 median · $43,761 adjusted · 6,230 employed
  5. 5. Iowa$46,670 median · $53,178 adjusted · 3,810 employed

Lowest-paying states for Parts Salespersons

  1. 53. Puerto Rico$22,780 median · no price parity · 3,600 employed
  2. 52. Guam$26,990 median · no price parity · 70 employed
  3. 51. U.S. Virgin Islands$28,610 median · no price parity · 40 employed
  4. 50. Louisiana$31,310 median · $35,496 adjusted · 3,960 employed
  5. 49. South Carolina$32,180 median · $34,326 adjusted · 4,600 employed

Parts Salesperson salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of parts salespersons OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
#
1North Dakota$48,600$42,090$59,3201,610$54,632
2Colorado$47,660$36,400$59,2104,840$46,248
3Minnesota$47,030$36,980$56,3305,790$47,688
4Washington$46,830$39,550$57,4006,230$43,761
5Iowa$46,670$35,980$57,5603,810$53,178
6New Hampshire$46,370$36,940$56,5901,500$44,516
7Vermont$46,260$38,450$53,870780$47,224
8Alaska$46,130$37,870$58,970710$45,067
9Arizona$46,020$37,160$58,2203,890$45,711
10New Jersey$45,510$35,280$57,3504,810$41,827
11Wisconsin$45,380$35,980$50,7005,200$48,228
12South Dakota$45,370$37,760$50,7702,100$51,216
13Maine$45,350$36,240$49,9201,630$46,728
14Oregon$45,190$37,290$58,4003,880$43,721
15New York$45,180$36,880$56,5007,460$41,864
16Hawaii$45,120$37,490$52,820930$41,036
17Nebraska$45,100$34,590$49,7802,360$50,054
18Montana$45,060$37,330$49,9001,860$47,609
19Massachusetts$44,660$37,690$57,6604,080$42,229
20Idaho$44,580$36,160$58,2701,980$46,684
21California$44,440$37,090$56,06026,990$40,137
22Connecticut$44,400$36,640$52,0003,400$42,853
23Michigan$44,070$36,560$57,5007,520$45,803
24Maryland$42,460$35,660$50,9304,370$40,454
25Illinois$42,240$35,450$54,2508,500$42,258
26Missouri$39,740$33,660$48,6705,330$43,758
27Utah$39,190$34,270$51,1203,080$39,640
28Nevada$38,740$34,370$52,9402,250$38,748
29Wyoming$38,620$29,790$48,800750$41,665
30Pennsylvania$38,520$30,790$48,64010,430$39,479
31Virginia$38,070$31,760$48,7007,370$37,654
32Delaware$38,050$36,000$47,890980$38,123
33Indiana$37,500$29,860$48,5507,080$40,180
34Florida$37,190$29,720$48,42016,200$35,962
35Georgia$36,970$29,440$49,0709,760$38,393
36Kansas$36,940$28,600$48,4703,700$41,013
37New Mexico$36,890$30,320$46,8301,410$40,006
38West Virginia$36,800$28,510$45,8301,880$41,119
39Ohio$36,790$29,120$46,87010,580$39,656
40Rhode Island$36,450$34,280$44,010920$35,637
41Kentucky$36,400$28,720$48,1804,220$40,373
42Oklahoma$36,390$27,970$46,8103,980$41,426
43Tennessee$36,110$29,160$47,0706,250$39,306
44Texas$35,440$28,070$45,76025,500$36,515
45Arkansas$35,320$28,420$44,6503,330$40,627
46Mississippi$35,000$28,560$45,0702,940$40,252
47Alabama$33,820$28,960$44,3605,880$38,076
48North Carolina$32,480$27,860$43,68011,460$34,434
49South Carolina$32,180$28,610$44,1904,600$34,326
50Louisiana$31,310$27,180$44,4603,960$35,496
51U.S. Virgin Islands$28,610$23,640$31,95040N/A
52Guam$26,990$23,060$27,89070N/A
53Puerto Rico$22,780$22,290$23,0903,600N/A

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For Parts Salespersons, that changes the ranking: North Dakota leads on raw pay at $48,600, while North Dakota leads once prices are taken into account at $54,632.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Parts Salesperson pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays Parts Salespersons the most?

North Dakota reports the highest median wage for Parts Salespersons at $48,600 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by Colorado ($47,660) and Minnesota ($47,030).

Which state pays Parts Salespersons the least?

Puerto Rico reports the lowest median for Parts Salespersons at $22,780 a year, $25,820 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

Where do Parts Salespersons earn the most after cost of living?

Dividing each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity puts North Dakota first at $54,632 in national-average dollars, from a raw median of $48,600. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

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