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Truck lending....
For those with trucks.... would a family member get to borrow your truck?
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Parents, yes. Brothers and sisters, no. Been down that road before. Sux.
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Without question.
I offered use of my truck to the new neighbor after knowing him for about 7 minutes. It's a truck. It's insured. |
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Most of my family yes, some hells no
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Family and friends, sure. I trust them and as shmike said, the truck is insured.
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Lent it to a few of them. Some I won't let inside of my house never mind my car so them no.
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Family yes, friends, not many.
Regardless of whether it's insured or not, it's not worth risking being without a vehicle or losing a friend because something happened and they weren't manning up to take care of it. Then again, I guess they wouldn't really be friends in that case. |
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Yep. I let my neighbor borrow it when he needs it. Like Shmike said, its insured. |
Family? Sure, until they do something to lose the privilege. My mother borrows my pickup and smoked in it. She can't borrow my vehicles anymore.
OTOH I lent it to a friend, to drive down to Loudon and race. |
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I don't lend my truck. I will offer to help and bring the truck, but I won't turn over the keys
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Parents, yes. They have an almost identical truck.
Sister/BIL, hell no. Biggest thing they drive is a minivan. They just don't get big vehicles. Friends, depends on: 1. how they treat there shit 2. why they want to borrow it 3. If the have experience driving a large vehicle. 4. If they know how to drive a diesel, or at least understand and follow directions when given. Yes it's just a truck. Yes it's insured. BUT, it's not worth getting it wrecked and possibly hurting someone else cause they couldn't handle driving a vehicle of that size. |
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I for example... I am a neat freak to the craziest degree. I wash my cars weekly regardless of season. I take care of my shit, all of it. I'm also a car/bike guy, so they mean a little more to me. For me family vs friends holds no wait. Reason being... my brother as an example. He was high on milage on his lease, we were way way low. So we swapped. He doesn't take care of crap on his lease car back then. It was nasty inside and everything. I gave him our lease which was typical me, super clean inside & out. I had to clean out his car to even drive it. Now I figured he would at the very least keep up on my car. I was obviously taking care of his better than he did. NOPE! He trashed my car inside & out. I was pissed! We swapped back a few weeks later and I'll never let him borrow my car for more than a day, if for like something like his car in the shop. I have friends that I would let borrow my cars and others I would not. I would let my BIL borrow mine as long as he needed cause he takes care of mine better than his own cause he knows how I am. That's just proper respect. And yes there is the "big truck" aspect as well. If the person has no clue how to drive a bigger car/truck than what they have... it may not be a good idea. |
Chosen family? yes.
Genetic family? depends on the person. parents, no problem. siblings... eeeeh.... beyond that, debatable. |
i borrowed one truck out once. it came back needing much work. apparently I just need to haul.... quickly became hey this could pull out that stump etc. afterall it's just a truck they're supposed to do this right?
no loaner from me. I never ask to borrow anything from anyone else though either. if I need it once I'll probably need it again someday so I just go buy it. and yes that would include a truck/trailer/camper whatever. |
My dad, Definitely, Anyone else...You can borrow my truck with me driving it.
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Moira can I borrow your truck?
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So if someone asks to borrow your truck, does that mean your included?
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