What companies are good to lease on with?

If you have your own rig, the question comes to "what kind of loads do you want to haul?" Flatbed, reefer, dry van, tanker, RGN... The type of trailer dictates the company to contract with. If you know what you want to haul, send me a note with the type of trailer and I can give you a few companies to check out. I live in the mid-west also.

 

Im in Dubuque, IA. Power only at the moment but willing to buy a dryvan. I'm looking for a home this time. GreatWide Truck Management was saying all the right things. Are you all saying don't buy in?
More info/contact person at Mercer?

 

Mercer is a great carrier for flatbed. Don't really know much about the dry van side.

 

I know some drivers that have been with Cardinal Logistics/Greatwide for over 10 years, so they must be happy there.

Also look at :

Farm2Fleet
Paramount Freight Systems

 

I'm looking for o/o in Midwest, very flexible, run where/when you want as long as it's profitable for both. New dry van waiting for right o/o. March 24 - April 14 did $17,500, also have very good fuel card, NASTC/Fleetone. Deliver Monday, money in account Friday. CJS Transportation, see ad in jobs section or pm me here.

 

Those rates sound ridiculously low anyway based on what Im hearing

 

What company is this you speak about driver?

 

been leased to paramount freight systems for a few years- good flexible company good miles and home weekends check them out www.drivepfs.com

 

united freight transport is good company to lease on with its small company that treat there drivers good as its owned by a trucker

 

That number is like boobs on a boar, without the miles it took to generate that revenue along with the deductions and other BS.
OP, dump the dry van and get into something more profitable.
Just my .02

Martin