CAR RENTAL REVIEWS ON ALAMO AT SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT, SFO

Waited quite a long time

Quite clear and understandable

The car pick-up process was very smooth. From San Francisco airport, you can take the airport shuttle to the car rental building (most rental companies are there). I was fortunate to meet a gentleman from Hong Kong who speaks Mandarin. He recommended insurance, but I did not purchase it. The process was very efficient. I had reserved a Chrysler, but it was unavailable, so I chose a white Dodge from the lot with only 500 miles on it. It was very new. I quickly got used to driving it. The car's power was average, and I am not sure about the engine size, but the fuel consumption seemed high. Returning the car was even simpler and more straightforward. I will choose QEEQ again next time but will select a different model.

Strongly recommended insurance and insisted on selling their full tank of fuel.

Completed car rental in 5 minutes, very convenient through the machine

Average

Satisfied

The car rental company is okay.

Good, very quick

Arrived in San Francisco at 9 AM, hardly any queue. Alamo still tried to upsell insurance, but once I clarified that I had already bought it through Zuzuche, they didn't push further.

You can choose your vehicle in the parking lot and then drive it to the entrance to register. Overall, it's pretty good.

Getting the car through a self-service machine was very quick. During the trip, the car prompted for an oil change, and we easily swapped it for another one at a different location. Alamo staff were very nice and the process was quick. When returning the car, the staff just asked if everything was okay. After confirming, we left the keys and received the bill, which was very fast. Highly commendable.

Average

Returning the car was very convenient. The airport shuttle service provided after return was timely and convenient. The driver was professional and enthusiastic. Thumbs up.

First, the car pickup. Arriving at San Francisco airport at 9 PM, it was quite convenient to take the blue line AirTrain to the rental car center after getting our luggage. Possibly due to the late hour, there were only 2 staff members at the Alamo counter. Though there weren't many customers, they seemed a bit overwhelmed. We had booked a Jeep Grand Cherokee, but it's rare to get that specific car. The staff offered us a Hyundai Santa Fe (not many options in the same price range, and I'm not a fan of Korean cars). Seeing that I had a lot of luggage, they then suggested an upgrade to a Chevrolet Suburban (a massive SUV almost like a pickup truck; it seems rental car companies love recommending American cars, which are big and gas-guzzling and not very popular). I went to the parking lot to check it out. I thoroughly inspected the car and documents and found there was no registration document. The manager spent nearly half an hour trying to locate it with no success. By this time, it was almost 11 PM. The manager, seeing no other option, finally gave us an Infinity QX60. This car had a spacious trunk that fit my luggage, so I agreed to pay the extra $18 per day to upgrade. The whole process took about an hour. Since I had full insurance purchased through QEEQ, Alamo did not try to sell me any additional insurance. Return: I returned the car at Los Angeles airport, where Alamo has a much larger facility and more vehicles compared to San Francisco. The return process was very straightforward and quick. Once you enter the Return car area, staff will direct you where to park, unload your luggage, and leave the keys on the dashboard. A staff member noted the mileage and did a quick inspection before giving me the final receipt. The whole return process took less than 3 minutes. We then took the Alamo shuttle directly to the airport terminals.

I have rented cars multiple times and have always been very satisfied.

The wait time was a bit long, but the staff was persuaded to upgrade our Kia to an Enclave.

The service at San Francisco Airport has always been good.

You can input the information yourself on the self-service machine, swipe your credit card, and go pick up the car. It's very fast.

Because I arrived at 8 PM, there was no queue.