CDL-A Semi-Local Tire Delivery Driver – Great Pay | Home Weekly
$2,150
ApplyCDL-A Semi-Local Tire Delivery Driver – Great Pay | Home Weekly
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$2,150
About the role
- Average Weekly Pay: $2,150 Local loads: $0.70 CPM, up to $0.78 CPM with tenure
- Regional loads: $0.66 CPM, up to $0.74 CPM with tenure
- Canadian loads: $0.78 CPM, up to $0.86 CPM with tenure
- Local: $25 drop/hook | $30 live stop
- Regional: $35 drop/hook | $40 live stop
- Canada: $45 drop/hook | $50 live stop$60 each time crossing the border
- Deliver tires in dry van trailers to warehouses and retail locations
- Routes throughout OR, WA, ID, MT, and Canada
- Canadian routes include Calgary, Saskatoon, Regina, Edmonton, Acheson, and British Columbia
- Driver unloads by unstacking, rolling, and throwing tires at most U.S. stops
- Average approximately 400 tires per day, with 50–100 tires per stop
- Tire weights range from 30–200+ lbs., averaging approximately 50 lbs.
- Canadian customers unload approximately 75% of loads; driver assists with the remaining 25%Count and secure freight after unloading
- Pick up returns and backhauls, including loading returns
- Drop/hook stops are minimal
- Shift Details
- Work 5 days with 2 consecutive days off
- Floater schedule; flexibility to work any 5 days required
- Average start around 6:00 AMFlexible start times may be required12–14 hour shifts
- Approximately 2 nights out per week6th day available if desired
- Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of truck driving experience
- Clean driving record
- Valid DOT Medical CardMust be eligible to enter Canada
- Passport allowing Canadian entry required within 90 days; cost reimbursed
- Ability to repeatedly handle tires weighing 30–200+ lbs.
- Willingness to chain as weather requires
- Strong customer service skills
- No SAP drivers
- Equipment & PPEAutomatic sleeper trucks
- Assigned trucks
- Trucks remain at the account during time off
- Gloves and safety vest provided
- Required PPE must be worn
- Support other local accounts as needed
- Online orientation
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