Is anyone here doing success leasing with prime? Pros and Cons?
Is it a walkaway lease?
How long do they excuse the first payment?
Any info helps, please and thanks.
Prime Success Leasing
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by JojoTheTruckDriver, Mar 20, 2016.
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Aren't you still in training??? And you want to know details about leasing. Are you considering leasing when you get out of training????
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Im being trained by a L/O. Just wanted opinions on it. Bc as of now I'm hearing all good things no cons really and I know when I get back, Prime is most likely going to give me the good side as well, IF I do choose to lease, I do not want to walk into it blindly, is all. -
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Leasing a truck is like on the movie Goodfellas when you went into business with Paul "Paulie" Cicero....
"Now the guy's got Prime as a partner. Any problems, he goes to Prime. Trouble with the load? He can go to Prime. Trouble with the receiver , he can call Prime. But now the guy's gotta come up with Prime's money every week, no matter what. Business bad? #### you, pay me. Oh, you have to take some time off? #### you, pay me. Truck blew a DPF, huh? #### you, pay me!"swervyjoe, UpstateFreight, TheFriscoKid and 18 others Thank this. -
I lease , on my second lease not sure if I'll finish it simply because I'm looking for local work,
A hard working company driver can make the same money a lease driver can , so if the money is what you think sounds nice just go company and work your ### off .
Biggest reason I lease is because I've seen and heard the way some dispatchers talk to company drivers ( you are going to do this repower or you are going to take your empty trailer 400 miles to drop it before you go home and I don't care if it means you don't get there till Saturday morning you will still be ready to roll Monday.) Yes I heard a dispatcher say those words over the phone to a driver . I'm sure not all of them are arseholes..
For me it's about that little bit and I mean little bit of extra freedom. If I want to stay out long enough to bank enough money to go home for a month I do. And no one says a word about it. If I want to fuel in joplin instead of the yard I do because I can.
Yes it is a walk away lease but that doesn't mean you will walk away without owing money. If you are negative when you turn the truck in yo will owe that balance plus whatever they decide you owe for damages to the truck and t.hey will nit pick the crap out of that truck when you turn it in.Lonesome, Toomanybikes, JojoTheTruckDriver and 2 others Thank this. -
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