How many miles a day on a rental?

What's the limit? Limits vary by rental company. They range from around 20 miles/30km per day to 250 miles/400km per day. Before you travel, you can check the number of miles/km your deal includes in the Terms and Conditions of your booking – you should be able to see these before and after you book online.



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Most car rentals in the U.S. do not have mileage limits, meaning you can put as many miles as you want on the vehicle. Sometimes, however, your contract may put caps the distance you can drive. When that happens, unintentionally going over your allotted miles can spell out big fees when returning the car.

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Save money by renting vehicles (often at discounted corporate rates) instead of paying for mileage reimbursement. Reducing insurance and liability risk for employees. Providing reliable, late-model vehicles with modern safety features.

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Any 24-hour period from the time of pick-up equals a rental day. For example, if you request a rental car for pick up on Friday at 9:00 am and drop off on Saturday at 9:00 am, this is considered a one day rental.

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Most Avis rental rates include either unlimited kilometres or a pre-designated number of included kilometres per day/week/month as part of the rate structure.

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If a renter returns later than this grace period, Hertz charge for extra hours. Excess hour is charged at one fifth of the daily rate subject to a maximum of 5 hours. Thereafter, full day rate will apply.

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Hertz Hold on Credit Card The authorization hold is a standard practice. It ensures that the rental charges and any additional expenses (like fuel charges or late return fees) can be covered by the renter's available credit. The hold amount can be up to US$200 for credit cards and US$500 for debit cards.

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