They temporarily added a service costing over ten dollars per day, covering all toll fees. Tolls in the eastern US can be quite complicated, so it's recommended to check the rental company's website for details on toll-related services before your trip.

I just found out that AVIS and Budget are part of the same company. AVIS seems to have a high rating in the U.S., and clearly has more users compared to other companies. Their service attitude is good, and their response is fast. The elderly gentleman handling paperwork was very considerate! Overall, it feels way better than SIXT.

Excellent friendly customer service. Very clear with no hidden costs or fees at the counter.

As a whole the experience wasn't bad, especially as the car was concerned, but the customer service for me was a total disaster. First, I was charged a second time for a 100% prepaid booking. I had to show them this on return, so they started doing something to correct it - and I'm still not sure whether they did it so that I didn't pay anything additionally. Second, nobody warned me that the moment I get out of the rental location, I will get into a city tunnel that is actually a toll zone. And the toll charges by Budget are anything but budget - it's a complete rip-off. I was charges over $22 for one single toll charge (and my friends living there told me they are paying somewhere between $1 and $2 for the same thing. Other than that - no problems, great car, well, nobody cares about marks and scratches in the USA, they don't even bother marking them on the protocol or checking for them on return, but I am already getting used to this.