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.

Overall fine, but even though I proactively provided my credit card info online for highway toll fees, the rental company still charged me for the toll fee in California and added a $10 service fee. Felt a bit like being forced to pay for the service fee.

Pickup took about 10 minutes and return 3 minutes, very efficient!

Very convenient and easy to find. The whole process was smooth. Although the closing time is 6 PM, you can return the car by 7:45 PM.

I rented from a Hertz store in downtown San Francisco, located in a parking lot where many rental companies are situated. I booked a RAV4 but was given a Kia instead without any choice. The car was new but didn't have as much trunk space as the RAV4. The front desk was staffed by a Chinese person but they couldn't speak Chinese, and kept insisting that I hadn't bought enough insurance even though I clearly had purchased full coverage. After showing her the information at the bottom of my rental order, she stopped insisting. It seems better coordination is needed between the rental app and rental companies. She said her computer showed that several insurances were not purchased. Not being able to choose a car was really frustrating, unlike Alamo, which probably had better options due to its downtown location and limited car availability.