Need assistance on shortest route from OR to CO under 6000ft

Bakersfield is 404 and they run'em across Tehachapi( 3970)to 15 North with no problems Beaver ut it is at 5900

 

I’ve never had to worry about altitude routing. I can say that running at night will be colder and thus a lower density altitude and less likely that the bags pop.

 

guessing this guy has a pilots licence as well as a CDL

 

Ok fine. I offer two thoughts. Cheyenne is one and I think US 287 if you can get down that far to it.


I understood your position completely and if caught between two evils I rather not deal with the dysfunctional company intent on extracting a gallon of blood for a burst bag.

Call the company and ask them what routes did they last haul potato chips successfully. Then follow that.

 

And San Diego is 62.
San Diego to Casa Grande Az hitting what? just under 5k on I8. No problems.

 

The more I think about it, the more I am convinced there aren't any routes under 6000'. You might stay under 6000' by going down to I-10 then work your way up through Limon, CO from El Paso. But that adds DAYS and MILES to the route.

 

I read an article on here last week about a dude hauling potato chips from Oregon and he got lost in the woods and took a 3 day hike to get out, after he ditched the truck on top of a mountain at the end of a dirt road. I guess you're the replacement. Good luck

 

If this is true, I wonder if OP did not get conned into this load by an unscrupulous broker.
Is this the reason they did not provide a route ?
Let him figure out that he got screwed once he is loaded ?

 

Oh I get it, this whole thread was someone's idea of a practical joke.
They used a burner account because they did not have the huevos to make the joke in their own name.
Fooled me.

 

Don't take for cheep and follow the road if you make over $4cpm you're good