ロサンゼルス—爾湾

After arriving in the US, I was in an unfamiliar place and didn't speak the language well. Unexpectedly, my SIM card didn't work. The rental company's shuttle bus had no markings, so I had to ask each driver individually— it was quite desperate! Why not send the pick-up location information earlier? This should be sent before the departure because once you land in another country, you can't always count on having a working phone signal! It's not considerate!

The shuttle service to and from the terminal was quick and convenient for pick-up and drop-off.

Long wait time, customer service kept pushing insurance and car upgrades. The first quote was nearly $300, which I refused. Then they said there was a discount for China Eastern or Air China members, obviously trying to rip me off. When I still refused, they said they didn't have the model I wanted and gave me a car parked in a corner. After dragging our luggage around to find the car, the tank was empty. I went back to the service desk, and they gave me another car at the opposite end of the lot. It took an hour and a half in total! They claim to be the biggest company.

Clean

When I showed the English version of the electronic pickup voucher, the Hertz staff said that theft protection (THEFT PROTECTION) and additional driver charge (ADDITIONAL DRIVER CHARGE) were not included. They strongly suggested I add uninsured motor protection, warning me that if I were involved in an accident with an uninsured driver, I would have to cover the losses myself. So, I had to buy uninsured motor protection for $6.99 per day, totaling $20.97.