Very good

I couldn't get a Challenger when picking up the car, so they gave me a Charger instead. I thought it was fine since it's at least a V6. But the rear tire of the car they gave me had a slow leak, almost left me stranded on the way to Grand Teton National Park. I had to keep inflating it while driving until I found a place to change the car. They tried to give me a Cruze, but after some negotiation, I got an Escape and had to pay an extra 61 dollars. Returning the car was relatively smooth, but a few hours later, they charged me 12 dollars, not sure what for. A few years ago, when I worked in North Carolina, Hertz had much better service. Not sure if it's a regional difference or if Hertz's service has declined significantly. I suggest not choosing Hertz...

This was an extremely disappointing car rental experience. I am done with Hertz because their roadside assistance was incredibly slow, taking over 7 hours, forcing me to seek help from 911. There was no compensation, apology, or even follow-up afterward.

Everyone, do not choose Hertz! It's really a scam!! I was charged $300 for a cleaning fee! Did I drive the car into a sewer or what?! And I specifically cleaned it! I filled up the gas tank, yet they said it wasn't full! Sigh! Seriously, do not choose Hertz!!!!!!

At the counter, there were no prompts or explanations; the representative only mentioned that a credit card is needed for the deposit. I didn't think much of it at the time, but after returning the car and getting back home, I found out they had charged me over $500. Upon checking the bill, I realized they had purchased all the insurance options for me. So, everyone, please be careful. When picking up the car, not only should you be wary of the sales staff pushing extras while you're in line, but also make sure the counter staff explain all the charges when swiping your card. It's easy to fall into a big trap if you're not cautious.