Recomend a good trucking company to lease my truck

Probably put the cart before the horse if you bought a truck without knowing where you were going with it. How much experience does he have

 

Where are you what kind of truck and experience ? What kind of a runner is he ? Does he know anything about being a owner ? There is a lot of info needed to recommend a company .

 

That's a lotttt of trucking experience. Wish you guys the best!!!!!!

 

Just open local Craigslist, tooooons of companies are hiring. Sign up, drive, pay bills. If you like it there-stay, if you don't-leave.

 

a lot of scams on craigs list. watch out

 

26 years and he doesn't know where to find work? He would've had to of had a plan B, plan C and plan D. Sorry if I'm coming a bit rude but I wanna be straight forward. I'm not sure exactly you guys situation but to begin with you might wanna read @double yellow or @blairandgretchen thread in this section. Also he prob should sell the truck and go back to driving and catch up on some bills then get ahead on them as well before becoming a owner op or park the truck and work until you all build some Capitol. I believe @rollin coal parked his truck for a few months before he even started pulling loads as a owner op. I'm not 100% sure on his back story. I know not the ideal thing to do but y'all kinda rushed into this without a plan nor a back up. So hypothetically speaking if you all don't wanna sell the truck or park the truck. Some things to ask your self is are you guys capable of dipatching the truck or do you need a dispatcher. Meaning you understand freight lanes and more importantly freight rates. If yes then Landstar, Farm2fleet, and Mercer comes to mind as your top 3 with Mercer being primarily a Flatbed company. If you guys have no idea on how to dipatch then please park the truck at least and research some more. Meanwhile let him work as a company driver. If that's still not an option then I'd say go with a percentage Carrier who dispatches. I'm biased towards Mercer because you could dispatch yourself or let a load coordinator run the truck. Let me say this. If you guys sink it's not the dispatchers fault because it's YOUR truck so you should know your cost and also your break even. I wish you all the best of luck and despite what some say please ask as many questions as possible. Please read those two threads from @blairandgretchen and @double yellow and remember do not haul cheap freight. Good luck

 

Landstar or mercer, for tankers try quality carriers