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What do you think is the best way to go about figuring this out? If you can’t solve this problem, your in for a tough row to hoe.

 

How bout you calm down a lil and think why he said what he said....did you check pricing with your fleet yet? Shop labor can vary in price and quality all over the place, do you have a shop you use and trust...did you check with them? I'm guessing you have not because you just wanna argue and spout off a bunch of crappy language on the interwebs. There is a ton of great info on here with a lot of great guys that can help you out but you look like a miniature flaccid ##### now and I doubt anyone is gonna want to help.

 

I wonder if he kisses his mother with that mouth.I don't want to make him angrier than he already is but talk like that is a sign of immaturity and ignorance, also an anger problem. Do the research and do it yourself, that's the cheapest.

 

Lol

 

I was actually trying to help you in all honesty.

Be careful popping off at the mouth so quickly like that. In real life a certain kind of person may drop your butt to the ground and just walk off before you know what happened. There is some advice for you. Hope that helps.

 

You’re off to a hell of a start here lol

 

Hehehe. Be careful you'll get your fellings hurt. Or hurt somebody else's feelings.

 

I am sitting here laughing thinking about this guy blowing a fuse the first time he gets to a consignee and they make him wait for HOURS to unload lol.

 

To tell the truth I feel for you man, truckin is about as easy as it gets, and I have a feeling you just ain't gonna make it, for more than one reason.
How in the world would you expect us to know how much your so called fleet charges you, or which shop you deal with?
Here's a brainstorm idea for you, if you are smart enough to drive and maybe own a truck, you should be able to install an inverter your self, and it's cheap, at least the labor part.