I haul cars as a company driver and average 2800 to 3500 a week. Home every weekend. All i run is Midwest load out, and a load from indiana to south Carolina every week.
@z.z-g6106 I got 3 settlement sheets here, 1 for 3900, 1 for 3700 and 1 for 2900. I work for Virginia transportation corporation. Been there 10 plus years
Seems like this is the kinda money I see. Training now for a chicago Company. The money looks good, Ill be finding out. I can see its alot more liability and danger than dryvan or reefer. With the chances of gettin hurt every load when securing, standing on the trailer, and the possibility of a rock chip denting your paycheck, or one screwup and your check is gone through deductible. There is alot of skill that goes into this, as well as overheight, length, and overhang limits varying by state, DOT looking to make more dents in that check. I can see why the pay is good, the average trucker cannot do/does not want this job. But yeah, for those who got the heart and the skills, the Money is there.
I made the same or more doing household 12 to 15k a month on 1099. Some of it is cash ,, but tired of that shit switching to car hauling can’t wait to start and learn and apply to brothers transport ,,, good company 👍. New sub. Thanks man stay safe
Hello good morning and good day to you. Yes very good video once again you very informative all the ins and outs the car hauling and how much you getting paid doing it. That's what's up so God bless you for doing that video. Yes making that money could change a person's life for sure Trucking
The amounts you are showing are gross or net? Are you an actual company driver or an independent contractor? Are you responsible to pay for fuel and repairs out of your own pocket or no?
Im tired of the auctions too bro. Like why do the drivers gotta wait for you to check them in? We just drove however long to get the cars here. There on your property its ur problem now. One hand washes the other in this business. We need each other to make money so ud think a little respect for each other’s time would be in order.
Sadly you’ll have to find a company you can stomach for a year and stick with it. Preferably flatbed. Flatbed experience opens you up to a lot more options.
Hello I have a question is it possible coming out of CDL school as a rookie and be hired with no experience in the car hauling business? Also how would the pay be coming out of School?
I'm curious who you drive for and how long you've been driving? Those sound like owner operator numbers. You're talking almost a thousand dollars a day for a company driver which is quite unbelievable. Hell I would say that's quite unbelievable for an owner operator for only fifteen days a month. I need to know where this place is at. I'll quit my job today for 12k for half months work! Especially if you are just a company driver!
@Jenzi G If I were you, I'd stay there the rest of my career. If you're really making 12 k a month, that's 144k a year. You're making as much as an owner operator at Reliable. Those guys carry multi million dollar loads and only get one weekend off a month. You have the best company job i've ever heard of.
@@docsmitty4I run Northeast region doing 2 loads a day burning 70 hrs limit and barely made more than 3k! And I'm at 30%!! But I knew these companies are stealin moneyyy.
Hauled cars for 10 years. Those numbers are insane if you are a company driver. 15 days on 15off sounds like an owner operator but then again, unless your truck is paid off and reliable, it is not sustainable. Please give us some more clarity on this.
I've been Trucking for 26 years, I've pulled reefer, tanker, dry vans and now looking to get into car hauling. What is the most challenging thing about this opportunity
Great video brother just subbed and liked , i have been a trucker for 11 years and want to car haul for quite awhile do you think they hire drivers with my experience on the road but with no car hauling experience do they provide training? Im an hour and a half away from wind gap brothers transportstion
@@JenziG yea i was confusing the company with brothers auto transport. And where you work is brothers transportation and the trucks were blue as well 🤣
Does disclosing how much U make help torwards higher future income... knowing that everyone will saturate that sector right now and the tax man growing appetite will soon come after Ur plate.... just wondering
Goddamn dude what company you working for? Im in London ky, been looking at a jeff cooper job outa bowling Green hauling corvettes and ain't seeing numbers like that
In one week as a three car hauler I make $2600 weekly hauling new cars Mercedes and BMW’s with one broker and with the other broker I make $1300 hauling used cars from dealers to auto auctions
As a former owner operator myself people I want to inform y'all folks out there watching thinking wow!! It's not what it seems, it's a nasty industry, If you like to eat like Shit and risk your freedom running thousands of miles then go for it. Also just make sure people that claim big bucks show u the actual bank statements
Ey brother if you doing straight that's cool, I did not see bank statements. I'm speaking for the majority of people in the industry. I'm trying to pull me 500 profit 7 days a week 365 days out of the year with one mobile service truck. Imagine 3 or more making 400 up to 600 a day profit? At home wearing Versace like a real boss... By next summer I should be opening my new business first God. I just quit living in a truck like a semi homeless
Just be yourself have fun with it and post consistently also try to have a story line of what the videos about and what your going to be doing in video main pointer post consistently and RUclips will push your videos out more!
@skinnyb9039 1099 company driver should tell you everything you need to know. If you can slide by on that, good on you. If it ever catches up to you tho. 🫣🫣
That's exactly what I wanted to know also because those numbers are ultra low if he's an owner operator I know guys making 50,000 grand a month in cdl big rigs I think he must be leased on to a company that would explain a lot
@24hellopeople 1099 you're a contractor. Normally no insurance/benefits. You also pay your own taxes. The interesting thing is an owner op writes off expenses regarding the truck. How do you write off expenses of someone else's equipment? 🤔 Being a "1099 company driver" is technically illegal.
I'm not believing 4k a week in ur pocket... most auto haulers pay 25% and ur saying those trucks are making 16,000 a week? Or... considering ur going home pretty often or your out and back im guessing 4,000 is gross to the truck and your making 25-28% and home 3 nights a week and off on weekends.
I love car hauling. I drive a Peterbilt too, but it's a day cab and I am home everyday. The company I work for is an actual division of Stellantis. They wanted to start their own car haul fleet & did.
I haul cars as a company driver and average 2800 to 3500 a week. Home every weekend. All i run is Midwest load out, and a load from indiana to south Carolina every week.
W2? And what company if you don't mind divulging?
@z.z-g6106 I got 3 settlement sheets here, 1 for 3900, 1 for 3700 and 1 for 2900. I work for Virginia transportation corporation. Been there 10 plus years
@z.z-g6106 my year to date is over 100000 right now
@@curiousgeorge8438do the company you work train?
Seems like this is the kinda money I see. Training now for a chicago Company.
The money looks good, Ill be finding out. I can see its alot more liability and danger than dryvan or reefer. With the chances of gettin hurt every load when securing, standing on the trailer, and the possibility of a rock chip denting your paycheck, or one screwup and your check is gone through deductible. There is alot of skill that goes into this, as well as overheight, length, and overhang limits varying by state, DOT looking to make more dents in that check.
I can see why the pay is good, the average trucker cannot do/does not want this job. But yeah, for those who got the heart and the skills, the Money is there.
I made the same or more doing household 12 to 15k a month on 1099. Some of it is cash ,, but tired of that shit switching to car hauling can’t wait to start and learn and apply to brothers transport ,,, good company 👍. New sub. Thanks man stay safe
Before Expenses ?
Brothers isnt the best and not the worst. When I worked there out of twin oaks, you either sank or swam. Say hi to the Carneys for me if you will.
How long you Bed-bugg for?
10:40 your welcome 😂
You’re the real G
2.5 hrs is pretty fast compared to reefers and dry at the shippers and receivers.
Great video.. My husband does the run to Calif down I-5 makes about $3600 per on a 1099 out 3-4 days. He is working on getting his own truck
Wife supporting your dream. Great team.
Jenzi, your true videos are very informative. Thank you! 👍
12k.... good... keep up the hard work !!!
Thank you !
All the best bro, stay solid.
Hello good morning and good day to you. Yes very good video once again you very informative all the ins and outs the car hauling and how much you getting paid doing it. That's what's up so God bless you for doing that video. Yes making that money could change a person's life for sure Trucking
Thank you so much I’m glad you enjoyed it you keep me motivated to create more videos!
@@JenziG Hello. Just wanted to know if your company hiring for drivers now?
That’s crazy 💰
The amounts you are showing are gross or net? Are you an actual company driver or an independent contractor? Are you responsible to pay for fuel and repairs out of your own pocket or no?
yea
Like the video. Wanted to know what's the breakdown for each car or each load. Thanks
Im tired of the auctions too bro. Like why do the drivers gotta wait for you to check them in? We just drove however long to get the cars here. There on your property its ur problem now. One hand washes the other in this business. We need each other to make money so ud think a little respect for each other’s time would be in order.
Oh yea but we used to have a puller pull them in and they don’t even let us use puller anymore at this auction
@@JenziG no compassion in this game. Is what it is. What’s percentage u gettin paid?
Keep Hustlin making good money
Thank you!
Killin it
how about a new pay vid for this year ?
thanks for sharing man
Very helpful video. Thank you for sharing.
I want to get into car hauling but it’s hard to find a company that will take 6 months of experience 😩😩😩
Sadly you’ll have to find a company you can stomach for a year and stick with it. Preferably flatbed. Flatbed experience opens you up to a lot more options.
Give me a ring
“ shhh, don’t tell anyone “
-proceeds to post for the whole world to see..
How do you connect to new cars transporting?
Congratulations bro
Man I wish I could work with ur company
Microwave all those plastic box is cancerous. just be careful and do not ignore it. your wife is really caring person a
nd did good job for you
Good job, you’re doing really great!
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My biggest check hauling cars for VTC was $3,772.50 for one week and your biggest check was $4,800 😮 unbelievable lol
Hello I have a question is it possible coming out of CDL school as a rookie and be hired with no experience in the car hauling business? Also how would the pay be coming out of School?
I am 3 months out & it is very hard. Companies use to want 6 months but now they are asking 2 yrs or more 🤦🏽♀️
You gotta have at least 2years for most companies.
You must've trained on a highrail i thought i was the only one that count behind the cab number 6
I'm curious who you drive for and how long you've been driving? Those sound like owner operator numbers. You're talking almost a thousand dollars a day for a company driver which is quite unbelievable. Hell I would say that's quite unbelievable for an owner operator for only fifteen days a month. I need to know where this place is at. I'll quit my job today for 12k for half months work! Especially if you are just a company driver!
@Jenzi G If I were you, I'd stay there the rest of my career. If you're really making 12 k a month, that's 144k a year. You're making as much as an owner operator at Reliable. Those guys carry multi million dollar loads and only get one weekend off a month. You have the best company job i've ever heard of.
@@docsmitty4I run Northeast region doing 2 loads a day burning 70 hrs limit and barely made more than 3k! And I'm at 30%!! But I knew these companies are stealin moneyyy.
Hauled cars for 10 years. Those numbers are insane if you are a company driver. 15 days on 15off sounds like an owner operator but then again, unless your truck is paid off and reliable, it is not sustainable. Please give us some more clarity on this.
Now car-hauling sucks , gross in month 29-30 k and only 28% goes to driver other 72 goes to the company
Yeah but owner put gas Insurrance,maintenance,your 30% payout and 10% for dispatcher plus amy other surprises
What hight are you boys running at buddy? I'm driving them around the UK and most of the time we're pushing 15ft+ just interested 👍👍👍
We push 14 feet maximum anything over you risking damage !
@@JenziG thanks buddy really enjoyed your videos 👍👍👍
Hi Jenzi,
Do you get pay hourly?
Or how they pay you?
Thank you & God bless
I've been Trucking for 26 years, I've pulled reefer, tanker, dry vans and now looking to get into car hauling. What is the most challenging thing about this opportunity
The weather. Risk of falling. Risk of damaging cars
Great video brother just subbed and liked , i have been a trucker for 11 years and want to car haul for quite awhile do you think they hire drivers with my experience on the road but with no car hauling experience do they provide training?
Im an hour and a half away from wind gap brothers transportstion
@@JenziG just spoke to yuri he said they dont train anymore but they do hire car haulers with 6 months to a year of car hauling experience.
@@JenziG yea i was confusing the company with brothers auto transport. And where you work is brothers transportation and the trucks were blue as well 🤣
Depending on which car haul company you would like to work for, they do provide training. It's usually around 6 weeks.
Hi is this amount $12000
After Tex or before Tex deductions ?
Thanks for all videos
Does disclosing how much U make help torwards higher future income... knowing that everyone will saturate that sector right now and the tax man growing appetite will soon come after Ur plate.... just wondering
I also live in Lexington KY brother. I know your not hiring but could i watch you load some cars and get some tips?
Goddamn dude what company you working for? Im in London ky, been looking at a jeff cooper job outa bowling Green hauling corvettes and ain't seeing numbers like that
In one week as a three car hauler I make $2600 weekly hauling new cars Mercedes and BMW’s with one broker and with the other broker I make $1300 hauling used cars from dealers to auto auctions
Owner operator? Or employed?
@@Him-z7p owner op
Dang
How did you get the training for car hauling
hello, is this hourly pay, by the mile or by the load? asking for a friend lol
where i can get training for car hauling bro? i have CDL and i driving tractor reffer from one year
The car haul company that you apply for should provide the training. So be sure to ask when you apply.
My dream job
Company driver car haulers make over a dollar a mile that's what I do
What company you are owner operator with?
As a former owner operator myself people I want to inform y'all folks out there watching thinking wow!! It's not what it seems, it's a nasty industry, If you like to eat like Shit and risk your freedom running thousands of miles then go for it. Also just make sure people that claim big bucks show u the actual bank statements
Back statements showed in this video
Ey brother if you doing straight that's cool, I did not see bank statements. I'm speaking for the majority of people in the industry. I'm trying to pull me 500 profit 7 days a week 365 days out of the year with one mobile service truck. Imagine 3 or more making 400 up to 600 a day profit? At home wearing Versace like a real boss...
By next summer I should be opening my new business first God. I just quit living in a truck like a semi homeless
@@JenziG those were not bank statements brother lol ...ey God bless.
How much do you pay the guy to pull the cars for you???
A bro I’m thinking about starting my own channel about car hauling got any advice or pointers
Just be yourself have fun with it and post consistently also try to have a story line of what the videos about and what your going to be doing in video main pointer post consistently and RUclips will push your videos out more!
Goodluck 😃
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Well you make better than me and I'm a real good car holler if I have a good week as a company driver ill net about 2800
Question bro, do owner ops for car haulers make more money weekly?
Obviously owner ops make way more man lol ,, if no over heads
Well duh make more and spend more
Fast forward to 14 min to get to the meat of the story
How do you work for? I am sub hauler 8 car hauler working for deluxe in socal
@@JenziG I called them and they said they dont hire California sub haulers 🥲
Something wrong with numbers.. there is no way you make this much.. the owner of the truck have to pay for insurance fuel maintenance and tax
Is this before or after tax
How you work for and are they hiring?
What company do you drive for
sign me up where do you work? soooooo was that NET or GROSS whats your percentage?
Are you owner op or company.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
That’s gross right ?
I make 2500 a week car hauler
Don’t believe the #s
Don’t
He’s on 1099 so to be fair you have to calculate taxes to get the full picture.
@skinnyb9039 1099 company driver should tell you everything you need to know. If you can slide by on that, good on you. If it ever catches up to you tho. 🫣🫣
wait are you an owner op or a company driver making that much a week
That's exactly what I wanted to know also because those numbers are ultra low if he's an owner operator I know guys making 50,000 grand a month in cdl big rigs I think he must be leased on to a company that would explain a lot
He said he just a driver
"1099 company driver" Look into the legality of it. 🫢
So do they take tax out are you 1099
Bro can i get a job?
Good freight on the east coast. I take it your a 1099 driver?
Correct!
@@JenziG that’s the only bad part in my opinion but still good money
Oh. You still gotta take taxes off lol. I thought u w2,,, that sucks.
He dont tell he get 25 percent of load and he has pay all his tax 1099 gay government broke off in him
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Starting my auto transport broker business Bigfella Auto Express. Reach out!
Are you owner op?
He says it on the video hes a company driver
What’s the difference between being 1099 vs w2?
@@JenziGso that’s there truck you driving
@24hellopeople 1099 you're a contractor. Normally no insurance/benefits. You also pay your own taxes. The interesting thing is an owner op writes off expenses regarding the truck. How do you write off expenses of someone else's equipment? 🤔 Being a "1099 company driver" is technically illegal.
I'm not believing 4k a week in ur pocket... most auto haulers pay 25% and ur saying those trucks are making 16,000 a week? Or... considering ur going home pretty often or your out and back im guessing 4,000 is gross to the truck and your making 25-28% and home 3 nights a week and off on weekends.
I love car hauling. I drive a Peterbilt too, but it's a day cab and I am home everyday. The company I work for is an actual division of Stellantis. They wanted to start their own car haul fleet & did.