F.T.I out of Detroit,MI

Ok so the recruiter named Faye for FTI made a lot of promises and I had a friend who went with them and she talked about how get they were too so I decided to try it out. They're an owner operator company only so I got into a lease with them for an 09 international.
Orientation was great,they ordered me nice meals and treated me like I was a person and everyone was great. They have an office in Canada and I did a Skype interview with the woman who was to be my dispatcher her name is Shannon-that went well too. Everything was all good until I actually got in the truck for them. The trailers have holes in them,I mean big enough for my foot to fit in,air leaks and I mean massive air leaks on the trailers,tandems won't slide,wiring problems so lights don't work,broken hinges so the doors hang sideways when you open them,thin cracked brake linings etc.Rolling death traps,I was scared driving them around. I would get yelled at trying to get them to fix things and they would say things like "just do this load then we'll fix it" or "none of our other drivers have a problem with the trailers,why is it you do?" and when I answer that the others really don't do pretrips because this obvious loud hissing noise coming from the brake chamber shouldn't be happening they tell me I'm a driver not a mechanic.
At the beginning of the lease there's a 30 day "anything wrong and we'll fix it" so I made a list of everything wrong and gave it to the shop but they said they were waiting on dispatch to give them permission to work on it at the yard and dispatch kept telling them no. On my 29th day there they tried saying I had never mentioned anything to them about the truck needing work and "ooooh its gonna be close we have to check and see if you're under warranty still."
They would give me bad load#s for a month ago,send me places to pick up reloaded trailers that another driver took,send me doing daycab work for 200 miles,nobody was really on the same page. They wanted me to run illegally. if I ran out of hours on the Qualcomm they'd say ok but then call me to yell about how I was being lazy after a full 14 hours at work.
The office people out of Detroit were all great,it was the Canadians I had a problem with. My friend who said they were great only stayed long enough to get the 2000 sign on bonus for me coming to work there. I'm getting ready to go to work for Carroll Fulmer and I really hope I can trust that they take care of issues with the equipment,don't yell when I refuse to break a federal law and are just...not excellent not even great just good decent people to work for. I don't think that's too much to ask for

 

Should I have said the home office instead of the Canadians? The home office is in Canada so I just went with the country,its easier to swipe on my tablet than home office