Lease numbers for the year

I had a really long lease thread a couple of years ago. Don't feel like dragging it up. I wanted to update my current year numbers, and show there are good, or at least decent lease programs.

The lease is 1 year long and I gain no equity or ownership of the truck. I turn the truck in after 52 weeks and I collect a bonus. I do it this way because I take a lot of home time between leases and through the year. I consider it more of a rental.

All miles, income and deductions are current as of today and final for the year. I will be at home until after the new year.

Miles
Empty miles 21,799
Loaded miles 58,474
Total miles 80,273



Income
Total income $201,150.41
That's right at $2.51 per mile all miles.
The blacked out part is sensitive to the company and I would rather it wasn't seen. The money is there though.


Total deductions
$103,154.75.
$9,193.92 are advances. I take them every week and that's what I live on. I subtract that number from my deductions as i take it in cash so it's a wash.



Adjusted deductions
$93,960.83
This includes all truck payments, insurance, maintenance deductions and tolls. Literally everything.
Total income $201,150.41
Total deductions $93,960.83
Total pretax net income $107,189.58
Total miles 80,273
Total pre tax net per mile $1.33.

 

Something that goes without saying, my miles are low. I take home time pretty often. I usually take at least a week off. Often 10 days or more.

If I wanted to really grind out the miles I could obviously make more, but home time is important to me.

 

My goal is to make 100k per year with 4 months at home per year.

 

Basically yes.

 

Dh is high because repo is high. Often times with loads I will have to pick up, deliver and then go back to where I picked up for another. That's where repositioning comes in.

Detention is detention. If I sit loaded because a customer cant unload me I get paid. My company charges a lot because of the type of freight.