Fuel hauling experience in a Class B vehicle beneficial?

Suppose I had at least two years of driving a tractor-trailer, but then got a job hauling fuel that was in a Class B truck for a year or so, would this experience on my resume help me to get on with a good fuel-hauling company such as Loves, Pilot, etc.? So long as I have tractor-trailer experience (even if that experience was not hauling fuel or any other hazmat load), would getting a job hauling/delivering fuel in a Class B vehicle be a waste of time or could it still provide good experience on a resume?

I’m sure it’s safe to assume that if two applicants apply for one of those coveted fuel-hauling companies and one had two years of TT and two years of fuel in a Class B, whereas the other had two years of fuel in a Class A, then that applicant would be more favorable between the two.

 

I saw them. It states they desire “2 years of Class A CDL driving, Tanker and Hazmat”. I don’t know if this means 2 years of hazmat/tank driving or simply 2 years of driving with the endorsements. I can always apply and find out.

I should mention that I don’t quite have 2 years of TT experience (drove tandem dump trucks for several years and moved up to tractor-trailer dump in March 2023). I used “2 years” as an illustration for this thread. However, I’ll have 2 years as of March 2025 and plan to apply when I do.

 

I see their trucks pass through on occasion but they don’t have any terminals around that I know of.