Hertz truly lives up to its reputation as a leading car rental company. The service was excellent. We picked up the car at Uluru Airport, with the counter located right next to the baggage claim area in the terminal. Though there were multiple rental counters, the queue for Hertz was the longest. There were three staff members handling the rentals, and the process was quite fast. A handsome young man helped us with the paperwork, and within no time, we had signed the contract and received the keys. We were involved in an accident, so upon returning the car, we asked for an inspection. Coincidentally, it was the same guy who had assisted us during pickup. He inquired about the accident, took photos of the damaged areas, and upon learning that we had insurance, reassured us not to worry. He logged the damage in the system, and that was it.

The airport is small, making it easy to find the car rental counter.

The reservation indicated I had to pay around $148 at the counter, but the rental company added $6 for road assistance and $12 for insurance without asking me, which should have made the total around $166. However, I was ultimately charged approximately $180.

The counter was easy to find. Picked up the keys and collected the car. Drove off.

The store did not provide a Japanese car, but instead gave us a Korean business vehicle, insisting they are not a car manufacturer and even claimed it's better since it has two more seats. Their attitude was extremely bad and made us very angry! You should know that without an SUV, many wilderness spots in Australia are inaccessible! We paid in full and were completely dissatisfied with the service and the vehicle provided!!!