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The fleet cost $43,089 over 30 days — $1,436/day, $1.300/mile across 33,174 miles.
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Operating ratio is 49.1% — strong. Net $44,621 (50.9% margin).
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Fixed overhead runs $443/day whether the trucks roll or not. That is $3,101 a week of standing cost.
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Unit 204 is your most expensive at $1.510/mi, Unit 307 the cheapest at $1.150/mi — a $0.360/mi spread. At 10,191 miles that gap is worth $3,669.
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3 unplanned events added $2,170 (5.0% of total cost, $0.065/mi).
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That is one event every 11,058 miles, in line with or better than the 10,000–15,000 mile industry norm.
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Against a ~$1.34/mi industry benchmark, you are $0.040 below — driver wage excluded on both sides, since this profile pays the owner out of profit rather than as a cost.
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Note: with no wage line, the operating ratio above counts your own labor as profit. A company fleet running the same trucks would show a materially higher ratio.
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Break-even: you must book at least $1.300/mile to cover cost. Anything under that is a load you are paying to haul.
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All 3 trucks are seated.