Quality leasing?

Good luck, I've been researching it for the past month. QL is just a option place to get a truck from witch you just have to check the truck out good and hope like hell it rides good without being down to often. The hard part is findin a good company, I think mercer was the best but they no longer use QL or allow their trucks to lease on. I'm having a hard time find a place I feel comfortable with I've talk to drivers at different companies still not comfortable I think interstate may be the next best do to the fact they pay by percentage and you get to pick your own loads. It's a big decision for me because my job now is not that bad but I'm ready to make more money, but don't won't to end up in a situation where im making less. Very few of these Lease on companies work I say only about 5 our of the 20 are probably even worth trying out. Trucking is such a heartless industry you really have to do your homework or you'll be left to starve.

 

Just curious myself..Which 5 companies in your opinion would be worth trying?

 

Any of you guys know how accurate the inventory is on the website?

 

It's fairly accurate, was on phone with Rep Wednesday

 

I can't seem to get my local quality yard on the phone, only indy

 

Indy is one I spoke to I talked to Eric johnson ext 23333 very knowledgeable and honest

 

I was talking to 3 o/o's who signed up with Interstate Distributor out of the Fontana terminal getting I believe around 70- 78 % of the load? It could have been more then that, I cant remember. Maybe the guy was telling tall tales! Interstate put a qualcom in his truck and he has to run E-logs to I think.

 

It's a no credit proposition no money down

 

You may be thinking of the lease purchase. These guys I was talking to were the "real" owner op's who bought they're own trucks. I mean, even a homeless guy can do a lease.

 

You kinda got it all wrong.... It's less than 70%, Quality doesn't check credit, and there is no money down.