Owner Operator Income

It's not too hard for me to gross $7500 on 3000 loaded in a dry van right now, with a reefer that should be even easier. Just Midwest. Don't do them coast to coast runs. Unless you can avg $2.50 loaded mile, or actually $1250/day avg. I know guys who are killing it right now with reefer. But I won't do reefer. I'm just a steering wheel holder.

 

I gross between 900 and 2700 per day gross. Dry van. East of the Rockies. My trailer is rented for $350 a month.

My average (mean) is 1427.49 per day. I don't haul cheap but I don't set either. I would run Kansas City to Denver but never Denver to Kansas City. I go on short hops out of Denver but not for less then 900 so far.

Remember, you not the brokers, control your rate.

Power only freight seems to be the future for lots of ex company drivers. I did it for a while but found the pay is way too cheap.

 

I run by myself and never want to work that hard again! But could info for those who do thanx!

 

I'm an owner operator leased to a company that specializes in government freight, team is required. I net 20k+ a month after fuel, insurance and lease company fees. Truck payment, maintenance and co-driver pay comes out of the 20k. If your interested in who I work for contact me fohatlife @ gmail . com

 

Any particular companies I can lease to? Or is this with own authority.

 

Is this leased to company? Or no?

 

Yes, lease net 20 to 26k monthly

 

I am open to any place to apply. I've been driving for 10 years. Bought a truck from carrier on the $1 per mile plan. Big mistake. Right now I'm just running 4000 miles per week on % using carrier truck. Spinning my wheels for nothing almost.

 

Thanks but I will not relocate. I like my cold northern great lakes weather. I will drive there but that's it. They would not like my old 1990s truck. But CARB is not on every town.