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What is considered damage on a rental car?
Impact Damage (body, undercarriage, glass, etc.) Scratches larger than 2”, or multiple scratches per panel, will be considered damage. Damage will be considered a scratch if it is through the paint. Generally this can be determined if a fingernail catches on the scratch when running fingernail along painted surface.
How do I get out of rental car damage?
The rental car company may or may not offer a description or proof of the damage. Now you have three options: You can pay up, hand the claim off to your auto insurance company or credit card company, or reject the claim.
How much does PlatePass cost?
How much does PlatePass cost? You will be charged for each toll at the highest, undiscounted toll rate plus a $5.95 convenience fee for each calendar day when tolls are incurred.
What happens if you ding a rental car?
The rental company will repair the damage and send you an itemization of the repairs and loss of revenue while the car was being repaired and an “administrative fee”. If the claim is less than your own collision coverage deductible, pay the claim.
What is Hertz convenience fee?
a $5.95
You will be charged for each toll at the highest, undiscounted toll rate plus a $5.95 convenience fee for each calendar day when tolls are incurred. There is no maximum PlatePass convenience fee. How will charges appear on my credit card?
Can you get a PikePass for a rental car?
Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States, Illinois and Oklahoma Participating rental car company customers can also use PlatePass while using the E-ZPass toll roads in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern region of the United States, I-PASS roads in Illinois and the PikePass toll road in Oklahoma.
What to do if you dented a rental car?
What to Do If You Have an Accident in a Rental Car
- Make sure everyone is OK.
- Exchange contact information.
- Document the accident with notes and pictures.
- Contact your car rental company.
- Contact your own insurance company about the rental car accident.
- Find out who’s responsible for paying what in a claim.