It's okay

When picking up the car, the inspection report already had circles marking over a dozen scratches and dents on the car body. I pointed out some additional spots myself. When returning the car, they suddenly claimed that a certain spot was a new scratch. I am sure that it wasn't caused by me, but due to lack of experience, I didn't take photos of the entire car. In the end, I had to sign due to rushing to catch a flight. The inspection staff seemed to be taking advantage of the situation to extort money from customers. They later charged me over 1,200 RMB without providing any invoice, email, or notification. I had purchased insurance but now don't know how to make a claim.

The staff spoke good English, making communication easy. After returning the car, they even kindly called to check taxi prices for me.

Service attitude was average. When there's a language barrier, they are unwilling to explain much. Queue time was too long.

Aggressive, rude and condescending counter service from the female staff who "has been here for two years" - refused to provide clarity on the insurance that was supposed to be comprehensive or how we claim any charges in case of an event. While we purchased zero-excess insurance here, Europcar Tunis claims not to have comprehensive insurance and we had to figure out the difference through a lengthy phone call with Europcar and Easyrentcars. She only tried to explain once the agencies were on the phone.