The staff at the counter was slow, with only one person working there. They slowly took their time. The key issue was being told we'd have to pay $90 to pick up the car on time, otherwise, we'd have to wait in line for an hour and a half. In the end, we neither paid nor waited in line.

Unlike in China, the service efficiency and staff attitude in big cities are indeed much worse compared to smaller cities.

Booked online, presented the order, credit card, passport, driver's license, and a translator device at the airport store. Very convenient. However, there was a small trick; they asked us to prepay for a tank of fuel for the return, claiming it would save time since gas stations are hard to find. Later we found out that gas stations in US cities are as common as pharmacies in China, so there's no need to worry about finding a place to refuel.

When I arrived locally, I was asked to make another payment. The arrival time was late, and the airport internet was unstable, making it difficult to verify the payment details on Zuzuche. I had to pay USD$ 186.55 again at the Hertz Fairbanks airport office. After returning to Taiwan and contacting Hertz customer service, it took more than a month to expect a refund of USD$ 152.85, but I still had to pay USD$ 33.7 in taxes. I am currently negotiating with Hertz customer service about this. This experience was quite bad.

The car provided was in very poor condition.