This is a YouTube video titled "How to make 60k-540k a year part time #tires #coach #business #parttimejob #sidehustle" created in January 2025. The content features a discussion between two speakers explaining how to earn between $60,000 and $540,000 annually part-time as a scrap tire hauler, including detailed breakdowns of income and expenses related to the business model.
All right, let me break it down. How you make a minimum of 60,000 a year, all the way up to $540,000 a year part time as a scrap tire hauler.
All right, so $5 each tire times a thousand tires equals $5,000, right? All right, so you do that. Times 12 months is $60,000 minimum a year. All right, now say you want to do it twice a month. $5 each tire times 2000 tires is $10,000. Times 12 months equals 120,000 a year. All right, say you're a hustler like me. $5 each tire times three. 3,000 is 15,000amonth. Times 12 months is $180,000 a year.
All right, so a lot of you trolls are going to say, oh, well, you got to pay. That's not right. You got to pay to go haul off. No, I do it myself. We charge the consumer to haul them off. That pays for our time, our truck, stuff like that. And then we don't pay anything in North Carolina to dispose of the tires because we have our permit number. And here in North Carolina, they charge the consumer 2% tire tax fee. That's what pays for that.
All right, so say you got three trucks on the road. At $180,000, each truck is making a year. That's $540,000 a year. All right, now let's go over the cost. So your truck payments at $1,200 a truck every month is 43,200 a year for three trucks. All right, now you got your insurance, that's 10,800 a year for three trucks. You got six employees, that's two per truck, $300,000 a year. That's each employee making $50,000 a year. All right, you got your fuel, that's $7,200. You're gonna say, oh, well, there's maintenance, you got oil changes. No, if you go and buy a brand new truck, which I told you to, you put the maintenance in there, it's not going to cost you anything. So all together, your expense is going to be $361,200. All right, you, minus the total of 540k, you're going to make off those three trucks. Now you got 178, $800 left over.