Los Angeles - Antelope Valley - Yellowstone - Highway 1 - Los Angeles.

Self-service car rental, very quick.

You can handle the paperwork at the counter in the hall, or use the self-service machines if you have a reservation. They don't push you to buy insurance. After completing the formalities, go directly to the parking lot to pick up a car. The lot is divided into compact, midsize, fullsize, and SUV. Just go to the section of the size you rented and pick one. The keys are already in the cars. Drive your chosen car to the exit, and the staff will scan the contract and the car's barcode, and you're all set. The staff are very enthusiastic.

This was my first time driving in the USA. Initially, I chose an English website but was worried about communication problems, so I switched to QEEQ. The experience was excellent; everything went well, and there was free GPS. The only downside was that QEEQ couldn't assist us with getting a better price when we upgraded the car mid-trip. I hope QEEQ can offer better deals for mid-trip upgrades in the future.

I always rent from Alamo, many times now! They are very good, with cheap prices and no issues. The only dissatisfaction is that every time I book a Jeep Grand Cherokee model, I've never once received it. This time, I saw one parked and wanted to take it, but the staff said I'd have to pay extra! I don't know if it's a problem with the rental platform or Alamo, but if you can't get this model at the listed price, don't mislead us. Booking a Grand Cherokee, only to be offered a Jeep Compass, is not the same class of vehicle! Very dissatisfied. Ended up with a Dodge Journey SUV.

The store is not far from the airport. The shuttle bus is very convenient, and the self-service car pickup is very easy to use, saving time waiting in line without having to endure various promotions.