The service was quite good.

It was late when we arrived, and there were many people picking up cars, but there were also plenty of staff.

The staff at the store were very friendly and patiently answered all questions. The car, a Chevrolet Captiva, was in good condition with only 8000 miles on it, though it was a bit dusty inside and out. There were no upsells; I voluntarily added roadside assistance since we were driving to Yellowstone and Beartooth. The rental deposit was surprisingly only $80. There was a small incident - I left the free GPS provided by QEEQ in the car when I returned it, but I only realized it after I had flown to San Francisco. I called Alamo, and they mailed it to me the next day. I was very satisfied. QEEQ's phone support had mentioned a long online form process, which was totally unnecessary. However, mailing it to me via FedEx took 4 days and cost nearly $20, which compared to domestic shipping in China is quite expensive.

The receptionist noticed our luggage and suggested upgrading the vehicle for an additional charge. After some negotiation, we agreed to pay an extra 300 dollars. When we saw the Chevrolet in the garage, it looked as big as a tank, which shocked us. With the help of the garage staff, we switched to a smaller Ford Explorer of the same class. Although it's an SUV, it felt a bit underpowered on inclines.