For a vehicle listed as full sized, it was a little smaller than expected, so we upgraded the size.

I reserved the car for 10:00 AM, but when I arrived at the store, there were no cars available. I had to wait for an hour and a half to get a car. The car was in poor condition and had nearly 80,000 kilometers on it. The fuel gauge was still one and a half bars away from being full. When I brought this up with the staff, they insisted it was considered a full tank. Worried about being treated unfairly, I decided to refill the tank completely before returning the car.

The service was very poor and extremely frustrating. We waited for a long time, the car wasn't fully fueled, and when returning the car, they claimed there were scratches that we hadn't caused. Although there's insurance coverage, it was still very annoying.

Couldn't get a Challenger when picking up the car, they gave me a Charger instead, which I thought was okay since it's a V6. However, the rear tire had a slow leak, almost got stranded on the way to Grand Teton National Park. Had to keep inflating the tire until I found a place to exchange the car. They tried to give me a Cruze, but after some negotiation, I got an Escape. They still charged me $61. Returning the car was relatively smooth, but they charged me $12 a few hours later, not sure what that was for. A few years ago, I rented from Hertz in North Carolina, and their service was much better. Not sure if it's a regional difference or if Hertz has declined. I recommend not choosing Hertz...

The car was as I expected

Straightforward and easy booking

I had to wait in turn for about an hour but they did not forget me. Honestly, the car was worth the wait. I didn’t realize it until after I started my trip.

Maybe you want to clarify that the car is at the small hertz office. The address helped me finding the car.