The staff at the store were very friendly and patiently answered all questions. The car, a Chevrolet Captiva, was in good condition with only 8000 miles on it, though it was a bit dusty inside and out. There were no upsells; I voluntarily added roadside assistance since we were driving to Yellowstone and Beartooth. The rental deposit was surprisingly only $80. There was a small incident - I left the free GPS provided by QEEQ in the car when I returned it, but I only realized it after I had flown to San Francisco. I called Alamo, and they mailed it to me the next day. I was very satisfied. QEEQ's phone support had mentioned a long online form process, which was totally unnecessary. However, mailing it to me via FedEx took 4 days and cost nearly $20, which compared to domestic shipping in China is quite expensive.

Car rental procedures are simple and quick, and the return process is straightforward.

Maybe they didn't have the model I reserved, so they upgraded me to a small Ford 4WD SUV for free. Thumbs up for that!

Alamo in Salt Lake City is very close to the terminal, just a 5-minute walk. Several car rental companies are in the same building. The Alamo staff were very friendly, and I picked up the car directly with my driver's license. The Ford Escape I rented was unavailable, so they gave me a free upgrade to a Chevrolet Equinox. The car's condition was good, with over 20,000 kilometers, and it was very spacious, although the power was just average.

The experience was very good.