u/Abject_Manner_4222

I have a 36 Gallon tank. That’s over $165 fill-up @ $4.59/gal. Haven’t filled it in damn near 5 days, maybe more. This will help. Mind you, the discounts are only valid up to 25 gallons per fill.

Edit: it’s $23.58 savings to get a full tank with 21.625 gallons pumped for $73.67 😇 thank you you come again

2025 Ford F150 with 4 practically new tires (the paint lines are still there). I’ve driven from FL to TX and around, and back to FL. I have put air in this left-rear tire every 1000 miles since pickup (it needed air at pickup) because it drops from 36psi to 30psi overnight. It’s the only tire that does it.

I finally took an up close look at it, and this is the only thing I could find. It looks like there was a screw in here at some point just after installation and someone wiggled it out instead of threading it out.

Branch is large and doesn’t have time to answer the phone every day. Not looking to do an exchange, expecting to rewrite next month.

Do I take it to discount tire (they do this, Florida) and let them know it’s an Enterprise rental, or do I take it somewhere reputable to get it inspected/patched out of pocket?

The tires are all wearing down perfectly even. But this one tire continues to need air, especially when the temperature drops below 70F. Just this one tire!

Thanks in advance.

I have been getting this message for just over a year, as a monthly renter. When I first started renting, manual extensions in the app were never a problem. I went on like that for about 3/4 months.

Then this message started showing up. I eventually was connected with a representative that was verbally American/fluent English and she willingly/unwillingly explained to me that this is due to insurance purposes, supposedly when the renter manually extends, the liability does not extend with it (or something like that), so it must be done during business hours by either calling customer service or the branch itself.

Fast forward to this current rental, I was able to extend it twice on my own, in the wee hours of the night. I was astonished. I figured many people complained during spring break that they cannot extend their rentals themselves, except now that I’m trying to extend it myself again, I’m right back at square one.

Why?! Is it not liability related? Is it relevant to my account? Is it due to inventory strain at the branch? (Very big branch, 5+ acres, multiple departments). They are not strained for inventory right now. Prices are as low as they can possibly rent under the jurisdiction.

I’d like to be able to extend my rental myself at any hour of the day, due to the fact I do not have a set schedule and I’m functional at odd/random hours throughout the week. It’s mostly a convenience situation, but I’m just so curious what this is really about.

I’ve searched as much as I could and no one talks about this situation. When it was explained to me, it was as if it’s a common practice throughout the entire US.

Pls inform. I miss being able to extend my own rentals.

I’ve never caused a payment issue at Enterprise. No overdue balances, cleaning fees, damage charges, or anything like that. My spend is $1,000+ per month and I return/rewrite the vehicles in exactly the same, or better condition than when it was released to me.

Thank you. 💚

Under the tarp is a 60in kitchen counter and vanity

2752 miles for $360.80. That’s approximately $402.70 in just gas expenses at 30mpg

In your request to them be sure to include where you were picked up from at the airport and the approximate time. I have included this during the return. The case was empty, seems to be valued at $25-$30 and has something that seems like an RFID inside. I know nothing about it other than when and where I found it.