Tiger Lines LLC

Great place to visit and deliver to.. tomato processing plant...

Great place to work

Tuve una excelente comunicación con las personas en ese momento pero no trabajé para ellos lástima ojalá sea algún día si dieran chance

Let me share my experience with Tiger Lines. I wanted to be concise, but finally I decided to give a very concrete review. I will start off by describing what I liked while working for the company. The first thing I'd like to point out is their dispatchers are really nice people just like other staff you work with. Whenever you need help, dispatchers are always there for you. Directions they give you work fine for the most part. People in the field are pretty nice too and will help you if you need help. This is pretty much all I want to say in terms of the pros. Now, there is actually a bunch of cons when it comes to working for Tiger Lines. The first one is low pay. I agree with the majority of people that mentioned about the pay. During the hiring process I was told and shown numbers that did not match the real wages. Some drivers make less than $1,000/week when they work locally after completing trips to the fields that are located along I-5 South, towards Los Angeles area. That happens after the first month of work. Local work means more work you do for less money compared to when you drive longer distances. They claim you can do about two short trips when you stay local, but it is not true because there could be circumstances that will get in the way and prevent you from earning salary the company claims you will earn. So DO NOT expect great pay, and DO NOT overestimate your expectations in general. What you SHOULD expect in reality is old equipment, particularly super old trailers that often do not work right. It could be the lights, landing gears, or equipment inside of trucks, like radio or phone charger. Especially, landing gear on the majority of their trailers must have been replaced a long time ago. It usually does not go up and down properly. Can you imagine lowering or what's worse lifting up your trailer to adjust the height of the king pin while the trailer is loaded? Trying to turn that poorly working landing gear handle will literally drive you crazy. Working conditions may be tough, especially if you get the night schedule. You will often find yourself falling asleep. Driving at night is not safe at all. Plus, waiting times can be pretty long. So this is the main reason affecting your ability to make good money. Waiting times occur quite often. Keep this in mind when applying for a job. This kind of job may only be suitable as a one-time job to get yourself experience to move on to the next better paying job. Some drivers quit it soon after applying and starting to work. You may see new faces shortly after the start of the season. However, if your long-term goal is to work with nice people, then Tiger Lines may be a good choice for you. Hope this review will help you make the right decision. Good luck in your career!!!

Said the would deliver then they didn't... Just another story...

Very cheap company