Lengthy check in for a dirty compact car, not a full size car which we prepaid for.

counter rep. was very pleasant and helpful. made the experience smooth.

will use it again.

The car had obviously been in a front end accident. The front fascia was cracked, and there was damage on the rear fascia as well. The car had a horrible shake over 60mph, it was unsafe to go faster than 70mph. The tires were also bald and spun very easily despite the vehicle being a Toyota Yaris that had no real power. Picking the car up took two hours from the time I walked into the office, not including the 30min wait for their shuttle. It was ridiculous and I was pretty upset after two and a half hours of jumping through hoops of them trying to upsell me everything and anything to be given a damaged vehicle. Overall it was super cheap so I'm not really upset, but I wouldn't recommend renting a car through Easirent to the faint of heart.

First, you have to find where to wait for the shuttle. It’s not obvious, and calling Easirent just took me through a phone tree and then no one ever answered-rang forever. Tried twice. Then you ride to the pickup spot with a somewhat surly driver, about 10 minutes. Then you wait in a very long line, with only 1 customer service agent, who is snippy and telling everyone they have to have proof of EVERY DETAIL of their personal auto insurance. Your card isn’t enough- need to show comprehensive, collision, and liability in detail, or they won’t rent to you. THEN you wait 15 minutes for a teenager to retrieve your car. And then you can go on your way. Car was nice and clean, at least.

Never picked up the car because the woman at your front desk never told me about the “unlimited miles” option and told me I would be responsible for 69 cents for every mile over 100 miles per day. She was awfully rude, yelled at me about where I parked because it was my first time there . Spoke to Bruce on customer service and he opened up a claim to get my money back seeing as the woman never properly explained how to do unlimited option for Miles which I needed

I booked a car from February 12 till February 13 and they charged me 500 deposit, I thought it would be on hold and won’t affect my credit card but unlike others they did charge me 500$ and it reflected in my account affecting my credit score and those fees for interest (though I had 0 balance on my credit card before). Why do they actually charge deposit instead keeping it on hold?!!!