Which rookie company has the nicest equipment?

If you go with a good company that has nice trucks your gonna get a nice truck you may have to do some extra cleaning yourself but it will be worth it you will be spending enough money on other things for the truck you wont want to pay to have it detailed. if you are waiting at a shipper or reciever you can do little bit of cleaning while you wait. If you want it to shine on the outside drive into a blue becon truck wash and they will do a good job. You can drive the whole truck in and just get the tractor done for 36 bucks. Thats what I do when I cant get to a terminal.I just startred 6 months ago and at the time didnt know about the extra bennys i should of known about. like when you are waiting at a shipper for 8 hours getting loaded or unloaded and ya it happens a hole day on the books wasted.I should of known more about layover pay. so do some more reserch and get a bunch of ???? to ask. When I first started out on my own I didnt even care about the money it was so much fun just seeing the country and driving my truck.good luck.

 

A clean truck is a happy truck!
A clean, happy truck means it is washed regularily and when it's washed, it's looked over and when it's looked over, you notice things. Little things that may need fixing. And if you keep fixing the little things they seldom became big things and big things can shut you down. And if you're shut down, you're making no money!
Therefore, IMHO, a clean shiney truck CAN make you more money!

 

That's right. There's a difference in keeping the truck clean and polishing the truck. I could care less if my stack was not polished but I do want it clean so I can see if it's leaking. Cleaning the truck for safety is much different than cleaning for show.