1. The staff aggressively pushed for insurance, which took 10 minutes of back-and-forth; 2. The booked car was supposed to be a 4WD, but they provided a 2WD. Encountered snowy mountain roads and had to purchase snow chains, costing over $200.

The employees at the rental company always push services. They strongly recommend the toll road fee card service, which costs $14 per day. It's crazy. The Mazda 3 I got had a tire pressure issue and was leaking air within 24 hours. I had no choice but to accept it, contact a repair shop, and pay out of pocket for a tire repair, wasting most of my day. It is highly likely the car already had tire issues when picked up.

The local counter insisted on buying insurance.

The person at the counter insisted that I had to purchase a full tank of gas, and that it was part of the promotion of getting a Ford Fusion. Easyrentcars did not state that and it was not required, but when I told the staff person I would fill up myself, he insisted that he would have to give me a different car. I kept the Ford Fusion and signed the contract with the added cost of a full tank of gas. Then when I went to get the car at the garage, I asked them about the promotion that required me to purchase the gas, and they were totally dumbfounded. They redid the contract without the gas, but still ended up charging almost $20 more then the price quoted by Easyrentcars.com. i had them re-do the price when I returned it, but the whole process was an attempt by Thrifty to not honor the price that was quoted.

The price quoted was the best, and I would recommend that you at least get a quote from here before booking.

Like: Good Price, Good car