Initially given a Nissan with minor lighting issues, replaced with a Ford Explorer, which was in excellent condition. Automated process at San Francisco airport, very convenient.

The service attitude was quite poor; every staff member acted like we owed them money and did everything they could to make us spend more.

The car was in good condition, and returning it was convenient. However, we faced a long line to pick up the car, probably because it was cheap. The staff had a good attitude, and there were no issues.

The ALAMO store at San Francisco Airport was easy to find. Showing the printed order, translation document, driving license, and credit card allowed us to complete the process quickly. The staff recommended insurance for $5 per day, which covered glass damage, so we bought it. We took the order form to the parking lot, chose a white Mustang, and the key was inside the car. We started the car and drove off. Someone at the exit checked the order. It was very simple. Returning the car was also very straightforward. It was easy to find near Los Angeles Airport. The staff scanned the car's barcode and issued a receipt with a handheld device, which concluded the process efficiently.

Like: I was particularly impressed at how quickly we went through the pickup process, especially given how huge the crowd was and how stressed the other customers looked. We used the self-checkout process at the SFO Alamo counter, and while the kiosk actually malfunctioned, this allowed a manager on duty to whisk us through the process in remarkably short time. We had no issues with the reservation, and we were even given a wide choice of cars to choose from in the parking deck, including even a pickup truck (despite that we'd reserved a compact car). The return process was equally smooth, efficient and utterly hassle-free.