Los Angeles - Arizona - Las Vegas Mainly National Parks.

Very easy to find, and the car was good.

It's a great car rental company. When we arrived, business was so good that our chosen model was unavailable. The staff simply said, 'Pick any car you like and drive it,' which was pretty cool! Haha

A very good rental car company. There were no upsells, and the airport shuttles were frequent and convenient. The shuttle driver helped with carrying and placing the luggage. The rental center is not far from the airport, with 3-4 service counters where usually 1-2 customers are queued up in front. The rental procedures are not complicated. After the documents and credit card guarantee are checked at the counter, the rental form is printed and signed, and you can directly go to the designated car section in the parking lot to pick up your car. The keys are in the car, and you can choose any model in the same area. When driving out, you just need to show the rental form and driver’s license – it's very convenient.

The company is large with a wide selection of vehicles and many customers.

The service is average, and there is no Chinese support. I showed my U.S. driver's license but was told I had to use my Chinese driver's license, which I didn't understand. The vehicle was in poor condition, with a low mileage but constant strange noises, and a warning light remained on, making me uneasy. There was no service in the car pick-up area, and it took me a long time to find the car, which was inconvenient. I previously rented from Avis, and their service was better than Alamo's in many aspects. Today, I was also charged a $40 fine, of which $13 was Alamo's service fee.