Sorry  -  Long Haul Over the Road Tractor Trailer   

They have a fleet of tractor trailers and don't provide the mileage per truck.  

They are a schedule C   so Asset entry is not giving option for over the road tractor trailers

      Vehicle worksheet wants mileage per vehicle.

I listed them all on the asset entry form and used "other" as depreciation method and input all the information myself.

The end result will be the same, so that works.

Personally, I would use the vehicle worksheet and just ask the client how many miles each vehicle is driven each year.  They must have the records. 

But again, entering it as a non-vehicle asset and entering other costs elsewhere will end up with the same end result on Schedule C.  

I thought they are required to maintain logs.

They would have mileage records for fuel tax reports and IFTA license if they travel outside of their domicile state.  You may want to think things through.  I believe you would be giving up your operational expenses.  Depreciation, fuel, repairs, tire expense, etc. should be more than the mileage deduction. 

Thanks,   They have  15 trucks, all the fuel, tries, insurance repairs and other expenses are all recorded together on the schedule C .   Asking for the mileage on each truck and recording each on a seperate vehicle worksheet for just the depreciation deduction seemed redundant when the depreciation deduction was all I needed.    I had recorded then on the asset list and used the "Other" option and listed the information myself.  Was just looking to see if others had an other options or a reason my solution was not going to be ok.

Thanks for the reply _ This is exactly I had done.    Deadline has me double guessing everything.  Verification  appreciated.