It hasn't been a problem for me.
QT is great if all you need is is fuel . I don't like their roller dogs or nasty breakfast pizza. I stop in for the cheap fuel and nothing else....
It doesn't matter if your hauling a load across the street or across the country it's all good if the money is right. You are in too deep to get...
Talk about looking "Haggard". She's probably a vegan too.
Over 2700 miles in less than 26 hours. They claimed an average of 112 mph. Sounds fishy to me. It's more likely they put that GPS on a plane...
Those maxfart engines are the kiss of death for your business. Stay away from them.
That would be some serious old school cool. Just remember... cool things aren't cheap.. And cheap things aren't cool. Better have deep pockets.
Chicken lights are nice if you can afford to keep a mechanic on the payroll full time.
When I was looking for another truck a few months ago ,it took several weeks to find anything. Everything out there was an automatic, had that...
Just pick a route that goes around the scales and don't worry about it.;)
No amount of money would be enough.
That's a good start. But it would actually matter if a company like Prime or Cr England made that type of announcement. I say starve them out....
He should have knocked a couple of her teeth out. Then go back to thumping the boyfriend.
From what I've been told Progressive and OOIDA are the only 2 insurers that will even cover a new authority now. Leasing on with someone and...
Excedrin extra strength. And Blue Emu work pretty well for temporary pain relief. If sounds like you really need to see a Doctor. One other...
No, never. I absolutely hate Wal-Mart. I know every time I pull in there it's gonna be at least 4 - 5 hours.
Does it only stay on when the A/C is On? Could be a pressure switch.
From what I've seen they are not worth the paper they are written on.
The reason is simple... I don't play well with others. o_O
I agree the ATA represents the megas only. Every bad regulation we have to suffer with can be traced back to the ATA.
