These are all mileages from Tanner, AL (as of 10/3/2022) for a 53' Dry Van:
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Anyone else want to share?
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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by rch10007, Oct 12, 2022.
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Edit: I added the data as an image...
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I’ll put Tanner, Al
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We need to figure out the best way to guesstimate tons into rate per mile...
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Ok...
Hanceville, AL (really close to Tanner) to Meadville, PA = 767 miles
25 tons per load = @100/ton = $2,500 per load? Or $3.26 per mile?
My rate to haul that as a van load would be $2,354.72, $3.07 per mile...that's about 6% less. Does this sound about right?Last edited: Oct 12, 2022
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Trying another one:
Memphis, TN to Mead, MO = 331 miles
55/ton @ 25 tons per load = $1,375, $4.15 per mile
For the van: $1,109.68, $3.35 per mile... ~19% lessAnother Canadian driver and IH9300SBA Thank this. -
From my experience I’d say that’s not unreasonable. I could haul 29 ton in my triple axle in the Midwest and that was usually $4 or a little more per loaded mile.
Your second example, depending on how many trucks are in line, etc, that 331 mile load could turn into an all day ordeal. Plus with a hopper you tend to deadhead a little more so the rates reflect that too.Another Canadian driver and IH9300SBA Thank this. -
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Most of that guys stuff is cheap.
But he shows prices, most don’t, they want you to tell them what you’ll do it for, trying to keep what they get a secret, so you can under bid what they got it.
but let’s try the first load.
Guntersville AL to Gaston, SC 361 miles.
77/ton @25 tons $1,925/361miles $5.33/mileAnother Canadian driver, Chieftains, IH9300SBA and 1 other person Thank this. -
Maybe one day I can save up enough pennies to afford one of those shiny trailers.Another Canadian driver Thanks this.
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