Leasing at Prime
Discussion in 'Prime' started by ironpony, Jun 25, 2012.
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Hey IP Ty for taking the time in answering my question. Yes I do have a wife and child at home. I also have another child that I have joint custody so I have good ol child support ontop of that. Good thing is living with in-laws while I am doing my PST so I don't have those bills but I do have some like food diapers etc for the baby and I do have some debt which I'm trying to clear up as fast as possible so I don't have to worry about that any longer. So if you think going company is the best bet then ill take your word and wisdom. Also thinking of staying with my trainer for the year after TNT for the team money. We get along great like brothers and I think it would help having someone experienced to help with the winter months. Any advice on that? Also as solo my trainer has been hitting up Canada either once a week to either other week his tm loves sending him there and he usually grosses from 4500-5000. I take everyone's advice and put it all together and see what makes sense and what doesn't and go from there. You think sticking around with him would be a good idea ?
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Just looked at my Fuel Tax (IFTA) refund. Bought alot of fuel in high IFTA states. Total bill $74, refund $233. HELL YEA ! ! !
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thanks for all the info on this lease plan IP and others. i have ? that u might have the ansewer to, say some bought a truck on there own does prime use o/o's that arent in a lease and if they do would they fall under the same percentage pay as a lease o/o
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Prime Logistics is for O/Os who lease their truck onto Prime. They get 78% I believe.
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Thats what WilTrans did...
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I have finally made the move to change over to an Ace lease. I plan on owning the truck when I finish. It is an option for those who want to take the ownership route. They have changed the downpayment requirements a bit, since they have initiated a new driver rating program. This program rates drivers based on MPG, Miles per week, CSA score and service rating. If you score above 3.0 over the last 90 days before asking, you can have your downmayment (starting at $13000) reduced up to $3000. You also get the longevity deduction of $1000 for each year you have with Prime. I now have a new truck number on my truck, which makes me happy. I can also start making little modifications to my truck (CB & lights) but I am not going to go crazy. (need a glasses holder and some lights inside the cubby holes) I will post more specifics about the Ace Lease a bit later.
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