Hello all. Got an interview Thursday for Pepsi. Quick question about their trucks. Are they automatic or 10 speed? Either one is fine but if they are automatics I would hate to lose my 10 speed skills. Know what I mean? Thanks!
Pepsi Trucks Automatic or 10 Speed?
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by J-Dub, Jul 18, 2017.
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I worked with Pepsi for a little over a yr out of Rome GA and they had mostly Automatics one 10 and 2 13 but your not a driver at Pepsi lol you run your ### off
J-Dub Thanks this. -
If you can shift now naturally without thinking about it or trying very hard, you'll always be able to get a manual truck down the road no matter how long you've been away from it. Just my opinion, anyway.bbechtel16, Cardfan89 and J-Dub Thank this. -
Sounds good thanks. I've been driving since April of this year and it's been all 10 speed freightliners. So hopefully, like you said, I will be able to switch back to a 10 should the need arise and maybe not be too rusty. I can understand their need for an automatic. All that city driving. And yep everyone tells me they bust their ##### on a daily basis. But it's pretty good money (grand a week) so I'll have to suck it up. Are the trucks at least air conditioned? Lol.
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Bulk and OTR definitely sound good from my research. Glad they have opportunities to move forward in the company.
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We have DD13s with the 12 speed automatic transmissions. The only time we use a 10 speed is when Penske does not have another automatic loaner truck .
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Depends what you're doing. If you're bulk (lol, doubtful in the beginning) you'll be driving a 10 speed with icy cold AC. If you're running a sideloader (most likely) it'll be an automatic with no AC. Sorry
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