You can let us refuel for you and we'll charge you gas at pump price plus a flat $6.99 refueling fee per transaction. Pump rate/retail priced is based on average retail price in local area as periodically updated. Taxes and Concession Fees, where applicable, are extra.

Hertz’s refueling charges can vary significantly depending on the location, the local fuel prices, and the specific rental terms. However, here are the general principles and typical costs you can expect:

1. The Standard Policy: “Full-to-Full”

• Most Hertz rentals come with a “full-to-full” fuel policy. This means you receive the car with a full tank and are expected to return it with a full tank.
• If you return it without refueling, Hertz will charge you for the fuel needed to refill the tank, plus a substantial service fee.

2. The Refueling Charge Breakdown

If you don’t return the car full, the charge consists of two parts: Fuel Cost: Hertz sets a per-gallon (or per-liter) fuel price. This price is almost always significantly higher than the local retail pump prices. It’s not uncommon for this rate to be 50% to 100% more than the station across the street. Service Fee: On top of the inflated fuel price, Hertz adds a refueling service fee (often called a “convenience” or “service” charge). This fee can be a flat rate (e.g., $7.99 to $12.99) or sometimes a percentage.

Total Charge = (Gallons/Liters needed to fill tank × Hertz’s premium fuel rate) + Service Fee

Example: Tank needs 10 gallons to be full. Local gas price: $3.50/gallon. Hertz’s fuel rate: $7.99/gallon