There's a shuttle bus outside the airport terminal that goes directly to the car rental building. I arrived at 9 PM, and it wasn't crowded. I was the second in line. Since I had already selected my car and insurance through QEEQ, I quickly completed the paperwork after they checked my passport and driver's license.

When picking up the car, the salesperson insisted I buy insurance. I told them I had already purchased it on Zuzuche, but they said it wasn't comprehensive enough and pressured me to buy more. I didn't, and the salesperson was unhappy. Additionally, no return map was provided, and the Las Vegas rental location is quite a distance from the airport, making the return inconvenient. I used Google to find a return location, but ended up going to the wrong place, which cost me 20 minutes. Aside from these issues, the experience was quite good—very convenient, with a high degree of freedom in choosing cars, and quick return procedures!

The counter tries to upsell GPS and fuel, but everything else was fine.

Very satisfied.

They charged an extra $68. Although we had no issue communicating in English, we still got scammed out of more than $60. The insurance and fuel charges were totally unfair! Be cautious! The so-called basic insurance they offer is their own, I thought it was from the rental platform. Also, regardless of how much fuel you return, they charge a $40 fuel fee, even though filling up the tank didn't cost us $40. It's really unfair. The only advantage is the car was decent, but any company should have good cars.