Ontario and Quebec

Booked a 7-seater, but they only had a 5-seater SUV and didn't refund the price difference. Told me to wait for two hours to see if they could squeeze in four pieces of luggage. Ridiculous!

At the store, I was not provided with roadside service offer. The staff confirmed that the towing fee was not my responsibility, but my credit card was still charged for towing fee, extra fuel fee, and roadside assistance fee (even though I had full insurance). There were many unclear charges on the final bill.

1. Booked a Toyota Corolla but received a Hyundai Elantra on site. 2. The car was in poor condition with over 60,000 km on the odometer. Usually, it should not exceed 30,000 km. 3. Tires were aged and one leaked midway. I had to replace the tire myself at a cost of CAD 180, and the rental company refused responsibility. 4. The return location was difficult to find and had no signs outside the parking building. It took a long detour and guidance from Hertz staff to locate it.

I often rent cars from them, and it's pretty good. There was an issue with QEEQ's information. I needed to drive to the US to see a friend, and when I explained to the rental company, they just nodded and said it was fine.

The processing speed is extremely slow, had to wait over an hour to get the car. The service phone is answered by an Indian, making communication difficult. Extending the rental by one day costs 280 dollars, which is unbelievable; that amount could rent a car for four days.