Leasing at Prime

thanks for clarifying if you continue to answer these questions I am gona have to set up a pay pal account , I am starting to feel guilty.
if a driver comes to prime with his own tractor will he be dispatched with the same urgency as the prime lease ops and receive the same 72% ?

 

If you wish to operate under your own authority, set up a brokerage agreement and pull prime trailers. You got Wil trans, Certified express and others doing this...

 

I was considering doing just that until I.P. posted some of his stats.
I would rather bring my own tractor to prime and run under there authority if allowed.
alleviate myself from the paper work and liability that goes along with the authority.
isn't will trans part of prime?

 

I will say that Primes leasing program is a decent leasing program. I leased a truck for them for a couple months, and only left because I got a chance to go back to hauling heavy equipment and cars. I made money every week, and was asked not to leave by my fm. He was surprised because I was leaving because I was making decent money for my business. I would definetly consider leasing there again.

 

I talked to a few guys here who do exactly that. Prime doesn't care if you get your truck from Success, your local dealer, or from some guy on Ebay. You can lease back to Prime and operate under their authority. Give Success Leasing a call; they can give you the specifics. (Success handles the tractor related logistics for Prime.)

Nope. Wil-Trans is an independent company that pulls Prime trailers.

 

Success Leasing is the leasing , PEDIGREE is the truck sales side that sells off the PRIME equipment , my oldest son buys from them

 

Does Prime have regional or dedicated lanes for the Lease ops?

 

Got it.

I live Kingman Az. That seems like a good lane for Prime. How often do you hit the southwest (I-40)?