Kimrad Transport LP
335, Amarillo, TX

Kimrad Transport LP Reviews

4.4 stars based on 18 reviews

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  James Cox

  5.0

  I have worked with this company for over 6 years and don't think I'll be going anywhere else!

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  Wendy Hoffman

  5.0

  Fantastic Company to work for. They treat their employees with respect and value each one. Teamwork and equipping their staff do a professional job on the road is a big deal here. If you are looking for a job definitely go to their website and fill out an application. Kimrad is always looking for professional Drivers.

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  Electric Worry

  1.0

  Stay away from this company! They may have been a top shelf carrier at one point. Those days are long gone. You may actually make more driving for the likes of Groendyke, Swift (no joke), Dillon, Associated Foods, Ben E. Keith, Dee King, or Arnco Transportation. This company may have nice looking ungoverned trucks. However, their beauty is only on the outside. What good is the equipment when it's breaking down on a regular basis and the interior looks and smells like a farm animal and/or trash hoarder lived in it? During the first week out with this company, the first truck I was assigned broke down three times. Three times in one week! It was a sign of the trials, tribulations, and torment I was in for. They cannibalize other trucks they aren't using since they cannot afford newer, better parts for what is already broken. IMO, the majority of the trucks I had sampled during my tenure don't belong on the road. This company will short your pay on a regular basis. Loads you know damn well should be on your pay settlement won't show up until the next period. Then the load(s) that should be on that one won't be on it until the next. It's a continuous cycle of BS. They didn't used to be that way. Being reimbursed for buying stuff such as coolant, oil, power steering fluid, etc. never used to be a problem. At one point, they refused and gave me a BS answer as to why I wasn't reimbursed for over $200 for the things I mentioned. They also overstate the W-2 by about $25,000. What I really made was close to that general amount. If I had made near $55,000 as the W-2 stated, I'd have lived quite well in Amarillo. Instead, I was struggling more than ever before. The harder you run at this company, the less you'll make. Their pay doesn't encourage drivers to go above and beyond. Instead, it encourages mediocrity, and your time will be wasted quite a bit by bipolar dispatching.

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