Very satisfied

The pick-up and drop-off process was very quick.

Very good.

Waited in line at the airport rental area for an hour and a half, only to be told that the 7-seater I reserved wasn't available. Had no choice but to pay extra for a smaller car. One of the cars had a faulty door that wouldn't close after driving for two days, which was dangerous! We swapped it in Las Vegas, fortunately noticing it when parked; otherwise, it could have been life-threatening!

I rented a car from Daole for three weeks through QEEQ. Overall, I was quite satisfied with Daole's service and the car was in good condition. After exiting San Francisco Airport and walking a few meters to the left to reach the second floor, we took a shuttle train for a few stops to the rental counter. We submitted the printed voucher from QEEQ and got the car quickly after they checked our driver's licenses. We also added emergency roadside assistance insurance (excluding tax, $7.99/day). When returning the car in Los Angeles, we went to the airport five hours before our flight, only to find that the return location had moved from what was listed on the rental agreement. We found a small spray-painted sign with the new address (9150 Aviation Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90045) in an inconspicuous spot. We drove around twice before following the company's shuttle bus to the return location. Note: If it's dark or you miss the shuttle, this could be problematic. The return process was simple; the staff only recorded the odometer reading and printed a receipt, telling us we could head to the airport. The shuttle driver helped with our luggage and expected a tip. For groups, you can drop off luggage at the terminal before returning the car; it's only a 7-8 minute drive. After dropping off the luggage, someone can go into the terminal to fetch a cart that others have left behind (if you take a cart at the drop-off point, it costs $5). Renting a car was really convenient, and while they didn't check our driving translation notarization certificate, I recommend having one person carry it just in case.