Well, not me. Why should my client pay for someone else's gas? It was more than a little irritating. Filling it prior and getting money back from Hertz would be pointless. Later in the week I figured out what to do. Nothing. I didn't put a drop in. I let them charge me for the mileage I drove. The cost? 3 bucks. Yep, 3 bucks. It would have cost 10-12 if I filled it. True, they charge more per gallon than I can get at the gas station, but in the end, I saved the client some money. Let Hertz fill up their own damn car.
Tips, tricks, and (sometimes) offensive observations acquired from traveling on a regular basis. Note, the "Fu" is like kung-FU, not a pejorative term.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Don't be ripped off by the rental car on gas
I picked up the rental last week, and the tank wasn't full. Slightly below F. I've driven enough of this model to know that you can drive 10-20 miles and it still says full. So.... more than likely here's what happened. Someone rented the car, and didn't replace the gas. I don't know if the rental company charged them for the gas or not, but I doubt Hertz replaces the gas. Why bother? The next renter will take care of it.
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