Comments on: Looking At A Car Rental Contract http://www.findgascards.com/blog/looking-at-a-car-rental-contrac/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 27 Jul 2011 01:42:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: EZ http://www.findgascards.com/blog/looking-at-a-car-rental-contrac/comment-page-1/#comment-1529 EZ Thu, 26 Feb 2009 21:15:27 +0000 http://www.findgascards.com/blog/?p=1340#comment-1529 I personally suggest not renting from a 3rd party for this reason. if you do that then you have two contracts to look at instead of just one! It's better to keep things simple and just go right to the company I personally suggest not renting from a 3rd party for this reason. if you do that then you have two contracts to look at instead of just one! It’s better to keep things simple and just go right to the company

]]> By: jerry http://www.findgascards.com/blog/looking-at-a-car-rental-contrac/comment-page-1/#comment-1353 jerry Mon, 05 Jan 2009 00:05:21 +0000 http://www.findgascards.com/blog/?p=1340#comment-1353 Another important thing to check on your car rental contract is the fuel amount listed. Always check your rental agreement to see what is listed as your fuel level and make sure that it is the same as what's showing on your gas gauge. There are some companies now, that charge a fuel service charge if you drive the rental less than 75 miles, even if you fill the gas tank. It is usually between $12 and $15. They will waive this fee if you show your gas receipt. Many people do not notice this item on their rental agreement (how many of us actually read the whole thing before we take the car?) and end up paying to fill the tank and pay the fuel service charge as well! Another important thing to check on your car rental contract is the fuel amount listed. Always check your rental agreement to see what is listed as your fuel level and make sure that it is the same as what’s showing on your gas gauge.

There are some companies now, that charge a fuel service charge if you drive the rental less than 75 miles, even if you fill the gas tank. It is usually between $12 and $15.

They will waive this fee if you show your gas receipt. Many people do not notice this item on their rental agreement (how many of us actually read the whole thing before we take the car?) and end up paying to fill the tank and pay the fuel service charge as well!

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