The car rental process was smooth, but the Grand Cherokee is hard to rent, so we settled for options like the Santa Fe or Dodge Journey.

A very good rental car company. There were no upsells, and the airport shuttles were frequent and convenient. The shuttle driver helped with carrying and placing the luggage. The rental center is not far from the airport, with 3-4 service counters where usually 1-2 customers are queued up in front. The rental procedures are not complicated. After the documents and credit card guarantee are checked at the counter, the rental form is printed and signed, and you can directly go to the designated car section in the parking lot to pick up your car. The keys are in the car, and you can choose any model in the same area. When driving out, you just need to show the rental form and driver’s license – it's very convenient.

Easy to find, big storefront.

This was my first time renting a car abroad through QEEQ (specifically near Los Angeles Airport, as there are no car rental agencies within the airport). The process was quite smooth. There are car rental shuttle buses at the airport that provide free transport to the rental agencies (make sure to get on the right shuttle for your agency). The frequency is high with shuttles every few minutes. ALAMO is one of the larger rental agencies. During the check-in process, they asked if I wanted additional insurance such as collision damage and passenger insurance. I opted only for third-party liability insurance with a coverage of 1 million dollars. There are three fuel return options: 1) Prepay for a full tank and return the car empty, which is the cheapest per gallon but only worth it if you return it empty; 2) Have the rental agency refuel upon return, which is the most expensive per gallon; 3) Return the car with a full tank, which is what I chose.

The company has a lot of vehicles, great service, low prices, and the model I chose exceeded my expectations. Thumbs up.