ENGS commercial finance

I spec ordered a truck directly from the dealer using ENGS with 10% down.

The dealer arranged the financing, since did qualify for thier in house financing with 10%.

Evans has a large number of companies under their umbrella. One of them may fit your needs.

 

Was looking into them myself as I am in the Philadelphia suburbs. Any particular reasons to avoid them?

 

Evans has a lot of subsidiary companies. The company I haul for was bought by Evans and we switched over to Evsns back office systems.

Evans systems are pretty klugee. So it really depends on how flexible the subsidiary you're working for is. If they're willing to follow up with Evans to get things done you'll be fine.

On the other hand if they're lazy and just pass the buck off on Evans, that can get frustrating very fast.

 

Not recruiting, but if you want to try your hand at reefer, I'm at A&A Express out of Brandon, SD. They told me the same thing they told you. I was wanting something different from boxes, but they wouldn't give me a list either. Sure as hell makes me miss TEL. At least TEL gave you a list of carriers they worked directly with. I worked for SRT as a contractor before they closed. Then I went to Star and then LandAir until I grew sick of the abuse.

 

Did y out find out any other companies