Thank for subscribing and being #100. Flatbed is getting ready to kick into over drive with freight. Atleast that is the prediction as of 2/18. Stay Safe
Thanks for this breakdown!!! I drove for 3 different lease purchases before and drove company. I believe where most of us mess up at is when we come into the lease purchase process thinking we should be making 2500 to 3k a week half of an owner op which isn’t bad thinking only problem is we forget we’re not the owners yet and every one has ups and downs even driving for company my money was never consistent sometimes I’ll make 1550 to 2000 a week sometimes more or less but the key difference you make is 1500 miles for 1800 a week before or after taxes is still better than driving by the mile and as a company driver as a company driver to make the same 1800 check you definitely has to do over 1500 miles in that week 😂 so thx again I’m interested but into the dry van area
The math is wrong on 29:24 You made $1,125 in 1,500 miles 1125/1500 = 0.75 You made $0.75/mile.. You divide the income by the miles not the other way around.. Appreciate the video.. Great information! 👍
Good deal thanks for setting me straight. I do need to actually start preparing for these videos. My apologies I do everything from the road at the spur of the moment. No prep no script maybe a few quick noted. STAY SAFE.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 Understandable.. Nobody is perfect.. Appreciate the help for the new drivers.. Not many take the time to help.. I'm not necessarily new to driving.. But I'll be new to CRST come Monday...
Good deal, welcome to the mad house. I am in Nashville for the weekend then headed to GA and SC. Then making my way back to AL yard for a day. My truck number is 506142 if ya see me say hi. STAY SAFE
I currently have my class A CDL with double triple and tanker endorsements. I have no tractor-trailer experience. I have 4 years of straight truck experience. How can CRST help me?
what about factoring in your home expenses ie, car note, home bills and credit cards etc... appreciate your videos. am considering the crst lease and have found your videos helpful
Why would he do that 😂he obviously just broke it down for you how much you’ll make in a week considering 1500 miles in a week now it’s what your bills are and your type of lifestyle you live that helps you decide if that’s enough a week for you but it works for him that’s what the video about and honestly if you can’t survive off 1800 per week before taxes or after you need to cut back
going thru prequal with CRST right now, getting on with the flatbed div, what kind of truck prices are we talking? ive seen a few negative videos more positive but one constant is ppl saying they are knocking heads off on used trucks, just wanted to get your thoughts on that.
Scott, I am not sure what knocking heads off is. But I will tell you this. CRST will assign you a truck, from what they have available. When you get to the truck, do a VERY thorough inspection. The truck may not be "like new". However what ever you find wrong, get it into one of the CRST shops. And get the deficiencies fixed. I have 2 shops that I recommend ( OKC & Cedar Rapids) the rest of the shops really DON'T do good work. As for the pricing, that will depend on the truck yr, milage and so on. I would expect to pay around 40k to 50k when its all done. Hope I didn't scare ya off. Send me your recruiters name, I can reach out to them and get you my cell number so you can call me directly to go over your question alittle more in detail.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 I appreciate the reply! And ok that’s not bad at all, just heard a few horror stories, but I have noticed most of the negative stories are pulling vans not flat beds, recruiters name is Sarah Vance
Scott, I will reach out.to Sarah within the next 15 min. So she can get you my number, I hope. Also I will be in ALABAMA during the 2nd week of January. So if your there by then Ill try to get with you.
Is there a cap on the maintenance that comes out? I was looking at a different company for lease purchase and they take out 6 cents per mile until you reach the cap of $10,000
@@sennetttransportservices9757 Great Video! Important Question: I started a Brokerage in April. Were you able to Earn Well in Flatbed & still have some time to Broker Loads? I was told Flatbed is daytime & Van can be both. So, should I apply for Van to Drive at night & Broker when I can in daytime? Or, will I have time for Flatbed hours & still make Good Money, since Flatbed pays More? I’d truly appreciate to know how to make Driving & Brokerage work.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 dude you were one of our instructors in May 2018!!!! That’s fuckin CRAZY! I’ve been with Malone since March and I just found your videos. I promise you im subscribed
Nice, I just started posting the videos. I hope they can be of some help to drivers that are having issues. Get ahold of CRST, they can reach out to me and give me your contact info, if you’d like too. Thanks for subscribing and I am working on making the videos better. I am still new to RUclips and video production. Stay Safe and stay in touch.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 exactly!!! 25 years and you know a lot that you continue working under someone’s authority . All you doing is helping those mega carriers to be more and more stronger and you will make less and less money for what you do . Best luck to you bro .
This video made me feel a lot better about the whole lease purchase thing thank you
Man that was the best break down I have seen, if a person can’t gasp this break down, just turn the truck and keys in.
One of the best instructor to teach you backing.. C1 past student here...
I know a truck stop driver. I been wondering what those drivers are called. I used to say lazy. You named them perfectly. Great video.
Thanks for the comment, stay safe.
I’m the 100th subscriber 🎊🎉
Thanks for all the great info. Currently lease purchase operator expedited with CRST and I’m contemplating going flat bed.
Thank for subscribing and being #100. Flatbed is getting ready to kick into over drive with freight. Atleast that is the prediction as of 2/18.
Stay Safe
Great video, thank you for shedding the light on that.
Good video I just finished my second lease with CRST Specialized
I assume you are still with CRST ? Is the lease a truly "walkaway" lease do you know ? Thank you
@gavcliff3856 yes and yes
@@henryjohnson7822how can i get in touch with you!
It's all a lie in 2023 and 2024. They don't allow you to make money doesn't matter what you do.
Thanks for this breakdown!!! I drove for 3 different lease purchases before and drove company. I believe where most of us mess up at is when we come into the lease purchase process thinking we should be making 2500 to 3k a week half of an owner op which isn’t bad thinking only problem is we forget we’re not the owners yet and every one has ups and downs even driving for company my money was never consistent sometimes I’ll make 1550 to 2000 a week sometimes more or less but the key difference you make is 1500 miles for 1800 a week before or after taxes is still better than driving by the mile and as a company driver as a company driver to make the same 1800 check you definitely has to do over 1500 miles in that week 😂 so thx again I’m interested but into the dry van area
The math is wrong on 29:24
You made $1,125 in 1,500 miles
1125/1500 = 0.75
You made $0.75/mile..
You divide the income by the miles not the other way around..
Appreciate the video.. Great information! 👍
Good deal thanks for setting me straight. I do need to actually start preparing for these videos. My apologies I do everything from the road at the spur of the moment. No prep no script maybe a few quick noted.
STAY SAFE.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 Understandable.. Nobody is perfect.. Appreciate the help for the new drivers.. Not many take the time to help.. I'm not necessarily new to driving.. But I'll be new to CRST come Monday...
Good deal, welcome to the mad house. I am in Nashville for the weekend then headed to GA and SC. Then making my way back to AL yard for a day. My truck number is 506142 if ya see me say hi.
STAY SAFE
Does the maintenance account draw interest
I currently have my class A CDL with double triple and tanker endorsements. I have no tractor-trailer experience. I have 4 years of straight truck experience. How can CRST help me?
Does CRST only do lease purchase with flatbed or do they have dry van as well for lease purchase
In 2024 the balloon payment is $30,000 unless it was a typo on their end
Can I be a trainer while LP?
Yes, but I think they’re full of trainers
what about factoring in your home expenses ie, car note, home bills and credit cards etc... appreciate your videos. am considering the crst lease and have found your videos helpful
Why would he do that 😂he obviously just broke it down for you how much you’ll make in a week considering 1500 miles in a week now it’s what your bills are and your type of lifestyle you live that helps you decide if that’s enough a week for you but it works for him that’s what the video about and honestly if you can’t survive off 1800 per week before taxes or after you need to cut back
@@TerranceT-Milli okay genius
@@TerranceT-Millie tu ta
Home expenses are not businesses expenses
@@melvinkeller1466 obviously
Great video. Question: is it really a ‘walk away lease’?
Yes it is really a walk away lease.
thank you. So no penalties? Not payments on nothing on fix payments stipulated on contract? It is a walk away w/o penalties then?
@@sennetttransportservices9757 how do I get in contact with you? What is your truck number? I am in the same division with you. Let’s touch base
Thanks for the video
Good info I'm thinking about joining thanks
going thru prequal with CRST right now, getting on with the flatbed div, what kind of truck prices are we talking? ive seen a few negative videos more positive but one constant is ppl saying they are knocking heads off on used trucks, just wanted to get your thoughts on that.
Scott,
I am not sure what knocking heads off is. But I will tell you this. CRST will assign you a truck, from what they have available. When you get to the truck, do a VERY thorough inspection. The truck may not be "like new". However what ever you find wrong, get it into one of the CRST shops. And get the deficiencies fixed. I have 2 shops that I recommend ( OKC & Cedar Rapids) the rest of the shops really DON'T do good work.
As for the pricing, that will depend on the truck yr, milage and so on. I would expect to pay around 40k to 50k when its all done.
Hope I didn't scare ya off. Send me your recruiters name, I can reach out to them and get you my cell number so you can call me directly to go over your question alittle more in detail.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 I appreciate the reply! And ok that’s not bad at all, just heard a few horror stories, but I have noticed most of the negative stories are pulling vans not flat beds, recruiters name is Sarah Vance
Scott,
I will reach out.to Sarah within the next 15 min. So she can get you my number, I hope. Also I will be in ALABAMA during the 2nd week of January. So if your there by then Ill try to get with you.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 thanks brother!
Hey Scott if you can please send Sarahs email Im having trouble getting her on the phone. Thanks
Good break down
So you’re only doing 3 loads a week?
Are you still there
Are you still there working for them?
Are u still at crst
Is there a cap on the maintenance that comes out? I was looking at a different company for lease purchase and they take out 6 cents per mile until you reach the cap of $10,000
No cap by the time u finish you will have paid $70k and you can’t get any of that back.
@@datriontucker6474
So where does that money go to?
Does CRST pay for towing if you need a tow?
The up front cost yes, it will actually come out of the maintenance fund you pay into.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 ok that’s good! I just got accepted so I’ll be doing orientation on January 31st
Good deal, if ya have any questions just hit me up. TRK 506142.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 ok thank you
@@sennetttransportservices9757
Great Video! Important Question: I started a Brokerage in April. Were you able to Earn Well in Flatbed & still have some time to Broker Loads? I was told Flatbed is daytime & Van can be both. So, should I apply for Van to Drive at night & Broker when I can in daytime? Or, will I have time for Flatbed hours & still make Good Money, since Flatbed pays More? I’d truly appreciate to know how to make Driving & Brokerage work.
Did you work at C1 in Strafford MO?
Yes, I did work there. But had to get back on the road and start making money again.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 dude you were one of our instructors in May 2018!!!! That’s fuckin CRAZY! I’ve been with Malone since March and I just found your videos. I promise you im subscribed
Nice, I just started posting the videos. I hope they can be of some help to drivers that are having issues. Get ahold of CRST, they can reach out to me and give me your contact info, if you’d like too. Thanks for subscribing and I am working on making the videos better. I am still new to RUclips and video production. Stay Safe and stay in touch.
Hello sir
What’s Malene’s number??
😂😂😂😂😂 a blind showing the path to another blind .
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 un ciego mostrando el camino a otro ciego . 😂😂😂😂😂
Your right, I've only been in business for the last 25 years. But what do I know. Have a great day and best of luck to you.
@@sennetttransportservices9757 exactly!!! 25 years and you know a lot that you continue working under someone’s authority . All you doing is helping those mega carriers to be more and more stronger and you will make less and less money for what you do .
Best luck to you bro .
Crst is a joke.
Everyone has an opinion, how long ago did you work here? And it is not a good fit for everyone. Thats for sure,
I can’t believe how this people can work for fkn Pennie’s and this guy really believes is good money !!! I can’t fkng believe it !!!!!!!!
Do the trucks have APU and inverters?
Mine came with a APU and intverter
What’s up man I have a couple questions I wanted to ask you do you have an email or a way to contact you directly?