After arriving at the airport, you can take a shuttle bus, which takes about ten minutes to get there. The store also has self-service kiosks, very convenient.

Pretty good

Clearly selected a mid-to-large SUV on the website (more expensive) but was given the option of a compact city SUV (listed at a lower price) upon arrival in the US. The time spent waiting for and choosing the car was included in the rental period. Despite this, I managed to choose a newer car (with lower mileage), but ended up paying extra for a higher-grade vehicle and wasted 40 minutes waiting for it.

After a window smashing incident, Alamo's service was very prompt and efficient, with no extra costs. Fortunately, we didn't follow QEEQ company's customer service suggestion to privately fix the window at a repair shop. Otherwise, we'd have to bear the cost of the car window on top of the significant loss from our stolen luggage.

I booked and paid for the full insurance on Zuzuche. After queuing and handling the paperwork at the store, the staff said there was no Chinese navigation for mid-large SUVs. I asked if it was free, and they said only English was free; Chinese navigation would cost $85 for 4 days. They also said they would give me a good car if I paid an extra $156 to get Chinese navigation for free. Originally, I booked a mid-large SUV, but the store said they'd give me a class 4 vehicle. Zuzuche doesn't categorize cars that way, making it hard to distinguish. They actually gave me a Ford SUV. It feels like even though I paid in full, I had to pay an additional $156, effectively doubling the rental cost. When returning the car, I raised my concerns with the staff, and they only waived $50. So, Zuzuche, please give me an explanation. I called today, but nobody answered, constantly directed to automated services. Please give me a response.