Has anyone delt with Lone Mountain Truck Leasing?

does anyone know how bad your credit can be to work with you? My score is like in the 500's .... crappy I know

 

You might check their website or give them a call and speak to their credit department.

 

I just purchased from Lone Mountain and when I went through the credit application the lady told me they are mostly concerned with current bankruptcies and previous failed leases of big trucks.

Hope this helps.

 

The OP could have actually tried using that weird "search This Forum" thingy too....Weird, but when I just used it and typed in "Lone Mountain", it returned pages and pages of drivel, oops I meant information, on Lone Mountain Leasing. Try it, this new technology stuff like "search" never ceases to amaze me.....
No doubt some trucker stories like in this thread, but should be some accurate information in there too.


Martin

 

Is the a baloon payment

 

Detroit Diesel will charge $250 for a dyno

 

No Ballon payment, everything on there website is what you experience. I got mine from there last Feb put 4800 down 1395 a month for 3.5 years. So far it's been a good truck. Blew a break chamber 2 months after purchasing it had both of them on the same axle replaced. They where the dual chamber kind. You gotta have money set aside for repairs these are used trucks. The wrrty is worthless do not put any faith in the NTP wrrty. Get the truck looked over thoroughly before you sign for it.

 

i just paid off my truck from Lone Mountain
$3,500 down, $1,150 a month for 44 months 2006 volvo 780

i found the truck online (Tifftin, GA.) put a refundable down on it over the phone to hold it until i could get to GA to check it out.... called the company that had the truck when it was new and got the breakdown history from them everything from it was new untill they traded it out so i know all but 75,000 miles of it's repair history...
when i checked it out and test drive i found a bad brake... they fixed it that day. next day took it for dyno and dot... it was $199 back then
passed the dyno but failed the dot, so took it back and they fixed it...... found some littles things wrong and all were fixed before i left but they had to order 1 part so they overnighted it to my house (lower bunk safety net)

stopped at 3 shops on the way home.... shop #1 had oil samples pulled from engine, trans and both diff's paid fedex overnight to get them to a real lab call the lab about what i wanted call then the next day and all was good.....shop #2 had the frame alignment checked and 3 axle alignment done......shop #3 volvo dealer paid for 10hr's labor and had them check everything from bumper to bumper (ran overhead also) everything checked out good......

the truck came with a 100,000 mile NTP Platinum warranty and you can upgrade to more at anytime.....
my credit score was 758 but ws told they care more about how long you have been driving and how do you plan to cover breakdowns.....

i've had my truck for 460,000 miles (974,000 on it right now) still running well and only uses 1 gl. oil every 20,000 miles
have i had breakdowns YES but nothing i couldn't cover.... turbo bring the biggest....

 

What happened to their Pacific Junction, Iowa location? Can't find any info online but when I drove by it the other day the big sign was still up but the sign on the building was gone, so were the trucks and some trailer dealer had started moving in it looked like.

 

Just curious, when you purchase from them, or lease I guess, how are the taxes incorporated? Is there a FET rolled into the payment plan listed above? Any other fees or additional costs that get rolled into that payment plan? I've see some of their plans off the website and did the math, which looked somewhat ridiculous when looking at the total amount paid compared to an equal or like truck listed at other dealerships. I know when buying new or used, you're going to run into all the taxes getting added on. Just didn't know if it worked out to be the same in their lease plan. thanks,