There was only one person in line when picking up the car, so the process was quite fast. Initially, they gave me the wrong car, a Ford FLEX, which was also large but smaller than the Suburban. I estimated that the luggage space wouldn't be sufficient, so they changed it after I pointed it out. They strongly recommended the roadside assistance plan, which costs 7 CAD per day. I hadn't intended to buy it, but considering the mountain roads, I bought it for peace of mind. In the end, I didn't need to use it. When returning the car, I was charged a late fee. After disputing it, the fee was waived. Although I did return the car about ten minutes late, the staff had indicated that up to an hour would be fine, which is why I was a bit late. Next time, I'll make sure to return it on time. My agreement was to return the car with a full tank, but the gas station attendant didn't fill it completely, which wasn't really my fault as I had asked him to fill it up. Fortunately, there was no penalty.

I clearly booked a Grand Cherokee but got a Wrangler instead. It was really uncomfortable for five people. If I had known, I would have rented a sedan, which is more spacious and economical! The line for picking up the car was very long, but returning the car was quick.

No queues, very simple.

When picking up the car at Vancouver Airport, Alamo was the busiest rental company compared to others, with the longest queues, but everything was orderly.

Located near the airport with clear signage, and the process was straightforward.