Tiger Truck lines ; New Albany, IN

Didn't get an answer to my questions either!

 

Thats why I wear gloves

 

**Tiger Lines** not a small company definitely quality. I think u are judging the quality of a company by a dirty truck. **Tiger Lines ** Personally I had the honor of meeting alot of their woodland tomato crew well ran by Mr.Stone many of the drivers Long term fellows some using there own trucks very experienced. None of the horseplay nonesence just straight forward no games. Last year I would have joined them myself but I was caught up in a 48OTR gig at Legend I truly wanted too see go somewhere but after being pushed TOO HARD by legend. I ended up grabbing a last min seasonal gig. **Tiger Lines ** I hope to drive for them within the next few years and I recommend them to anyone safe and sane. Ryan thanks Don!

 

The Tiger Lines you're talking about is different than the one the thread is talking about.

LOL...we always know when summer has officially arrived in the Sacramento Valley...we see Tiger Lines tomato trailers turned over with a big mess all over the road.

 

More than likely one of Tiger's office people acting as a company cheerleader.

 

Instant ketchup?

 

I live in New Albany Indiana and I see their equipment quite a bit. They run old junk tractors and trailers. If your thing is making someone rich while driving crap this company is for you.

 

Oh yeah! BIG mess. The tomato trucks pull doubles from the fields to the cannery and every year you can count on somebody...usually several somebodys...snap-rolling their back trailer. It's hard to do but they manage.
Field harvesting is where a lot of people around here start their truck driving career...immigrants, school graduates, and all sorts of part timers who can't find work anywhere else.
Describing a driver as a "tomato hauler" can be an insult. If you have a CDL and a pulse you can get a job hauling tomatoes.

 

I see them all the time out there, they drive like idiots.

 

Sounds like they are a crappy company