IS HOTSHOT TRUCKING STILL WORTH IT!?(Come pick loads up with me)
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2024
- What is up Blessed squad! In this video i will expain is hotshot trucking still worth it?! we are currently in 2024 and as many of you know the market is looking a little crazy so let me explain a couple techniques to get you started on the right path! All you need to know is in this video and if you have any question dont hesitate to shoot me a DM on instagram and thank you for watching
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You gotta spend money to make money and u gotta grind. It depends on how hungry you are. But there’s also multiple hustles that’ll help your truck pay for itself
In my opinion, most of the people run into the business without experience, first you got to do is get a 3-6 months experience driving for a company, whenever you feel ready, then you start, and about the rates, rates been like this for the past 20 years, in 2021 we have what we call a inflation, loads never been that high as 2021 was, that’s why everybody is fucked up, even myself, i decide to buy a semi truck without experience and that’s what you get.. bank rupt, so for anybody that wants to be in this business (Car hauler), yes, you can make money, even with a 3 car trailers, the problem is everybody is in a rush looking for money, takes like 1-2 years to concret your company so be patient and work hard. Find a good Dispatcher and don’t go crazy about the money, you’ll get there. Hopefully everybody understand lol.
You’re right bro. Starting out in order to grow, you have to be all in. That means if you run out here and get 100k in debt without even picking up a load you’re crazy. First of all you have to build trust and reputation and relationships. You think these shippers gonna let you take their product cause you have a shiny truck? And you gotta put those miles in. You got a wife or girlfriend? Say goodbye.
Great video🔥🤘
0:35 shit gave me flash backs to being in my previous work truck with that sound lmao
I’ve been researching for a while now, because I’m going to get into this business of car, hauling I’ve been seeing a lot of talk from different videos, saying that the rates are low understandable if you’ve been in the game for a long time and have seen good rates like $5 a mile and now seeing it at a $1 a mile but for somebody like me and other people, watching these videos that are barely going to start I say lower down your debt ratio and cost of living for it to be worth it and build up from there because earning 500 a day sounds good to me
This is why the rates are down people like you come into the industry and think 500 is good money. Please stay out carhauling
@@BigeddybLet me clarify: I wasn't suggesting the rates are good. It's about the debt levels skewing the perception of rates. The economy has shifted, and consumers aren't spending like before, leading to fewer available loads for everyone.
I understand your frustration with the current state of the industry. It's challenging when newcomers might have different perceptions of rates. However, I assure you, I'm not entering the industry with the expectation that $500 is substantial. I acknowledge the complexities and difficulties you've experienced,
@@thatscrazy5466 debt and rates aside you guys watch these wannabe influencers on RUclips that have no skin in the game. Hauling 3 cars won’t even pay for operating cost. There soo much these guys aren’t saying
I’m just saying if your new and have a cdl work for a big car hauling company stack your money and after 2 years make the choice.
@@thatscrazy5466 debt and rates aside you guys watch these wannabe influencers on RUclips that have no skin in the game. Hauling 3 cars won’t even pay for operating cost. There soo much these guys aren’t saying
I’m just saying if your new and have a cdl work for a big car hauling company stack your money and after 2 years make the choice.
@@Bigeddyb I agree right now is not the time to be owner operator and as a new CDL driver, I tend to work for a company to get my experience and then from there make a choice 100%
Hey buddy, thx 4 the info.i use to op a 10 car for about 20 yrs.i haven't been in it for about 15 hrs now.whats average rate on a single say 500 mile auction car.backmin early 2000 use to be around 300 out west from Dallas to El paso to 500 from Dallas out east.is that rate still about the same with hot shot today?
You have a great truck and trailer. 😅
Great advice
thank you!
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I haul grain in a 18 wheeler haul 15 loads a week I run at night because of the traffic the loads pay $375.00 a load can make good money if you don’t brake down and you will but if you keep your truck in good condition you can make money
How much would a day like this pay?
7:25 they don’t have lotvision up at manheim in charlotte
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Let’s get it💪🔥
Great video so far bro. I transport also, but I parked my equipment because of bs rates. But you giving them some real game. I’m gonna sub to you……
Thank you boss
Thinking about starting??? Tired of my dead end job!! Any advice or tips?
Try to keep your debt to a minimum if you can buy your truck and trailer straight up with out financing that will help you out in the long run and will take a lot of stress off of you,and always keep some capital saved up to the side! hope this helps you and you’ll do great!
How did u go about the insurance watch do I ask them for cuz I want to do hotshot n cars
Go on the FMCSA website or the load board website your going to use and check there requirements for insurance then contact a local commercial insurance agent and see what rates you get.Hope that helps!
thank you for the video. I have a CDL A without experience. I am planning getting into 5-car hauler trailer + RAM 5500 or Ford F-550. Which one would you recommend? I am in Orlando, FL, so where can I search this truck and trailer. I can reach and visit to anywhere in US. How can I learn the set up process. Please recommend me a way. Thank you
Don’t do it no money in it and you live in a market that has the worst rates
How do you test run car hauling lol " get insurance and a dot # if you like it 😂
Go work for a company
Hot shot killed the auto hauling rates when you have guys used to making 200 bucks a day at a normal job they think when they make 500 bucks in a day that they made serious money but that’s before they deduct fuel, insurance and Truck payment/trailer payment and maintenance in my experience hot shot guys usually last a few years or until their trucks break down and they can’t fix it or get repoed because they constantly take loads for prices that don’t make sense they use trucking rates per mile when they should charge by the unit
I bet more trucks are wore out before they are payed for due to how many miles you have to put on one. These trucks are expensive and break downs can empty your bank account.
I’m a trucker and it’s just like any relationship. You can win it all or lose it all if your girl is not built for the long haul. But we have to try…
You non CDL or CDL?
Dudes got a ram dually and a 3 car trailer he is obviously a CDL driver.
@@gm4210 not exactly I’ve seen dudes run non CDL running about the same setup
@@jxcobr6558 then they are definitely overweight and illegal.
He’s not, CDL is about weight, in a dully Ram with a 3 car trailer you not even get close to 26k Lbs, yes you can get a Ram with a 3 car trailer without a problem.