Luis L.
Poor maintenance
I rented a vehicle at the Houston airport on October 10, the contract number is IAHEZ-22255. On the second day, the vehicle had failures, including the switching of the check engine light. In addition, the vehicle could not exceed 20 mph. In the call to the office, they told me that I should take the vehicle to the place where I rented it, since I was relatively close, about five miles. At no time were I given the option of trying to get to me in a safe way or send me a tow truck or a new car, although I told them that the vehicle was not in a condition to be driven. In total, it took me about half an hour to get to the rental place in the Houston Airport, in a journey where I felt in danger, since there were sectors where there were vehicles that were going more than 70 miles per hour. There was even a climb in which the vehicle looked like it would not reach the top. Upon arriving at the offices in Houston, I was never offered an apology, even though I spoke with three different people. Nobody offered me compensation or apology and even one of the operators told me that since I had no insurance coverage purchased directly from E-Z in order to send me a tow truck, I should have paid $ 500. When I was offered a new vehicle, the rate had risen from $ 112 to $ 163. I let the person know that there was a mistake and after acknowledging it they gave me the contract again for $ 112. All this without having received an apology. The new vehicle, another Hyundai Accent, gave me problems again the next day, Sunday, October 13, when the tire sensor light came on in the morning. Since I was very far from the office where I rented the vehicle, I decided to put the air on the tires myself. After that, the sensor light went out. However, on the morning of Monday, October 14, the tire sensor light was turned on again. After realizing that the tires seemed in good condition, I decided to continue to the airport office and deliver the car. All this experience gave me an important lesson, never to rent a vehicle with EZ, because it is clear that maintenance standards are not rigorous and that simply with an EZ vehicle you run the risk of a mechanical failure that may have consequences even fatal to the user.


