Currently filing a Better Business Bureau Dispute with both Priceline and Dollar Rent a Car. This…read morehas been the worst experience in customer service. Please stay away from these companies. As for the owner of the Dollar Rent a Car in Michigan, I did not appreciate hiding behind the corporation as this was a localized situation. With all this leg work I have decided to take Public and National.

Reserved a car several days in advance for pick up on 12/29 at 2:00pm. Got there at 1:40 and was…read moretold that no cars were available and that I was seventh in line. They hoped to get me into a car within a couple of hours. Had a family dinner in PA that I had to make by 8:00pm. Finally got a car at 5:20 and rolled into PA an hour after everyone had left. How do you maintain a car rental business when you don't have cars for people who have made reservations? Got the following from the district manager: Thank you for taking the time to tell us about your experience. On behalf of Dollar, I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience you experienced due to your vehicle not being ready [Insert Personal Message] If I can provide any further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me directly by replying to this email. It actually says in the email, [Insert Personal Message] Emailed the District Manager's supervisor also with no response. Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where they know how to "take the reservation" they just don't know how to "hold the reservation". Even Jerry got a car on time, just not the one he reserved.

Flint Bishop International Airport reminds me a lot of the Myrtle Beach airport. It's very simple:…read moreTwo stories, an elevator and an escalator. The airport is currently being remodeled, so it's a work in progress. Let me start by saying that while at the Las Vegas Harry Reid airport I had to clean my own toilet before using it, here the first floor bathroom sparkled and was quite nice. No chipped gross mirrors here. I'm looking at you, Harry Reid. I'm giving 4 stars because all of the eateries were closed. If you have arrivals and departures, they should be open. You want to provide an exceptional customer experience right? Then you need to be open. Staff was present and friendly. The elevator worked well and was clean. The escalator was working fine. I didn't take it because of luggage. Although there was construction, I didn't feel hindered in any way. Passenger pick up was convenient and you could load right at the front doors. In all, it's a nice little airport!

I'm originally from the Detroit area, and lived in Chicago about 9 years. Coming home to visit…read morefamily back and forth throughout the years, I learned some ways. I did Megabus. I did Amtrak. I flew. Did all the things! The Detroit airport is about 25 minutes from my parents house and the Flint airport is about 50 minutes from my parents house. Flint airport, over the years, became my go to as: 1) soooo much cheaper. 2) soooo much cleaner. 3) soooo less of people. Win win win. Love this airport forever, even though I'll likely never step foot in it again. Wins my vote!

When I was researching car rental companies at FNT recently, I picked Enterprise since it was the…read morehighest rated of the lot at the time (3.1 stars, I believe). I am so glad I did since they went above and beyond to help me on what had been turning out to be a bad travel day. My flight was delayed long enough that I finally gave this branch a call to see if they closed right at 11, or if they were open until the last flight gets in. The person I spoke with said that they would be there until 11:30 at the latest and helped answer some questions while I was starting to form a Plan B. When the flight delays became late enough that I felt sure I wasn't going to make it even by 11:30, I called back and the rep assisted in finding a branch that opened early and had small enough cars that I could drive so that I could make my 9am client meeting 45 minutes away the next morning. We modified my reservation, and I booked myself a hotel down the street from the Grand Blanc branch. When I landed at 11:40, I did not expect to receive a phone call, saying that they had waited for me after all and to come on down to the counter. While I still ended up staying by the airport instead of driving the 45 minutes to my original hotel, the peace of mind to drive straight to my hotel to get to bed and then being able to start driving to the client meeting by 7:45 the next morning was invaluable, especially after having dealt with a 6-hour flight delay, of which 3 of it, I was stuck in my plane seat. I'm sure I was a crankier version of myself, but this branch's service was instrumental in making my day much better than it otherwise would have been. A huge THANK YOU to Jay and the Enterprise Team at Flint Airport!

RENTERS BEWARE OF FALSE DAMAGE CLAIMS AT THIS LOCATION!!! I rented a vehicle here, arriving at…read moreapproximately 10:30 PM when it was pitch black outside. After waiting 15 minutes for an employee to wander up to the counter to help a long line of customers, I was finally given the keys to my vehicle. There was no inspection of the vehicle by an Enterprise employee and I was unable to inspect the vehicle myself as it was too dark and the parking lot is not well lit. The following day, I did look at the vehicle, taking photos of some door dings. Our rental period went on, with no accidents, incidents or any sort of damage to the vehicle. We returned the car prior to normal business hours, so again, there was no Enterprise associate to be found. After returning home from the trip, I received a call from the location stating that there was damage to the front grille. Luckily I have a video of the vehicle from when I dropped it off, and there is no damage to be found. However, Enterprise continues to harass me and has processed a damage claim against me. I have involved my attorney but this is absolutely ridiculous. I will never rent from Enterprise again and hope that this helps others look elsewhere to avoid such unscrupulous business practices.

Got there and realized they don't take debit cards or cash! Absolutely ridiculous. Had to use our…read morecredit cards which we don't like. The man behind the counter was very nice. The lady was loud and rude. She was yelling at someone on the phone regarding not having enough vehicles. As a customer I don't need to hear this. Car was suppose to be mid size. It was a Nissan accent. Not midsize.

This location, does not pick up there phone. During your wait, they will answer and swiftly…read morereturning you back on hold after 8-10 minutes they hang up. Tried calling 3 times. Bad for business!

I have been renting car's from this location for years. Never again. I reserved my car months ago…read moreand made my needs very clear. Saturday, October 1 at 9 am I went to pick up the car. It wasn't the car I asked for and the xm radio wouldn't turn on. Deal breaker. They clean a second car. Took 30 minutes. Then discovered that car needed an oil change. So that car was a no go. Finally, about an hour later, they bring out a dirty car, that smells, and had a huge hole in the carpet by the brake petal. An engine light was on about tire pressure. There were no other cars available. I drove to Nashville, an hour behind schedule, and dealing with problems. I have to keep filling the tire, I'm spraying the inside to kill the smell, and the transmission is having problems too. Thus far not one word from them. I will never use them again and neither should you. Mark Tripp

I have rented vehicles numerous times from this Budget since it is located at the airport. In this…read morelocation, Budget and Avis share a counter near baggage claim. I typically make a reservation on-line. When I arrive pick-up is a smooth, easy process: I provide an ID and reservation number, wait a few minutes to receive the keys and then I'm on my way. I'm usually able to complete this process before my luggage arrives on the conveyor belt. I definitely recommend a thorough inspection of the vehicle before you drive off. I often see a lot of knicks, dings, scratches, chips in the windshield, etc. on the vehicles. Once, the inner part of the wheel well was coming apart on a vehicle - they offered to replace it if a similar vehicle in its class became available. You want to be sure that all is documented before you drive away. I feel like half of the time the vehicles smell like someone was smoking in them. Sometimes I can tell that the vehicle has been vacuumed but often there is still bug residue all over the outside. I image this is because they don't have a lot of time or enough staff to work on the turn-over in-between rentals. Otherwise, I would say that I don't have any issues - at least nothing that keeps me from being a repeat customer. Overall, it continues to be an okay experience.

-20 stars! Did you know Budget and Avis are the same company? Know that now. I never even saw the…read moreBudget counter open at Flint Bishop in the 3 trips in 4 days to deal with this nightmare of a car and company. I reserved a gas car at 9:30 PM on a Thursday. I was told they had no vehicles. (That's funny. You knew I was coming.) So eventually they gave me a Tesla. The last vehicle on their lot apparently. What the hell do I do with one of those? 1) I have ZERO experience/knowledge with electric vehicles. 2) In my 16 day trip I'm going to Mackinac... I don't know if I need to say more about that. So an 1.5 hours later I finally left the airport after requesting 2x someone come out and teach me how to unlock the vehicle, start the vehicle, drive the vehicle. That's about all I was taught. I was told "you DO NOT need an adapter. You can charge this vehcile ANYWHERE." Day 2 I figured I better start learning how to charge this thing. 6 hours later I drove to 4 chargers, 2 didn't exist on the map. I called a friend to teach me how to charge this thing. Did you know you can go to a charger and it may take up to 8 hours to charge that car? Yes sir. Not all chargers are created equal. After driving to 2 chargers he tells me I need an adapter. I'm like, "no I don't, they said I could charge anywhere." My friend said "they have to give you an adapter or you're going to run out on the side of the road." At this pont it is 10:00pm. I make it back to Bishop, exhausted at 10:30pm with 30 miles to empty. I told the young blond hair guy at the counter I needed an adapter. He just stares at me, rude as all get out and says "we don't have an adapter to give you." I said I spent 6 hours trying to find a charging station and couldn't charge the Tesla and I needed him to charge the vehicle. He said they have no means to charge the vehicle that I would have to use the charger in the airport parking lot and there were adapters out htere for me to use. I asked them to come out and teach me how to charge the vehicle. He said they could not leave the counter and that they close at 11. I said I was 30 miles to empty and I could not charge the vehicle anywhere I needed him to charge THEIR vehicle. He redirected me to a charger that could not charge the car. We went round and round and round with this same conversation. I thought I was going to escorted out of there by security. At this point I 'm thinking, well, I have til 11 to keep telling him I'm can't go make it back to where I'm staying and I cannot charge the vehicle. He tells me they still have no cars that take gas. Eventually a nice man from HERTZ comes over and tells me where to go to charge the vehicle. So I sat, in Swartz Creek at 11pm until 12AM, to charge this damn thing, to lose 20% charge to get back to where I was staying. (That's 40% of a charge round trip to keep this stupid thing going.) Not to mention when I got to the Tesla charger, I knocked on some poor womans window, while I was crying, with her kids sleeping in the car asking her to get out and help me learn how to pay for electricity and charge this damn thing. Reluctantly she helped me. Thank God. Day 3 I spent about 45 min on the phone with Avis/Budget trying to get a gas vehicle. The 1-800 number they gave me. When I got the vehicle the staff gave me a number to call at the airport if I needed any help. LOL! It went to the 1-800 number for Avis and a foreign woman with broken english told me I could drive to Water-Ford to pick up a gas car. I had to ask her to check the inventory and I told her at this point they needed to drive me a gas car, but I would go pick up a gas car if they had one waiting with my name in the windshield. She comes back after 10 min saying "oh, there's no gas cars there." She gives me 2 other locations I never heard of, one being an airport I've never heard of in Michigan and then after asking her to check inventory comes back and says there are no gas cars there either. I asked, "where are all your cars?" I was told people just don't return them. Now where I come from that's grand theft auto. I didn't know that was an option!?! Well damn! Now ya know guys. You can rent vehicles and just not take them back! That never occured to me as an option. Eventually I told her I had an appt and I had to go, so she put me on hold again and made me late. I then told her she needed to figure out a solution on her time and call me back. Which she never did. Day 4 I rented a gas car from Hertz. Returned this car to Avis and informed the guy behind the counter that you can charge to car in Swartz Creek or Auburn Hills and how to work his vehicle. He's like "really?" Like, you rent cars and have NO idea why people are yelling at you and cannot charge your car or may be left stranded in the Flint Michigan vicinity?!!?? You're just renting that thing without a single F*** about anyone. I was even told I could buy my own adapter for their vehicle. NEVER EVER AGAIN AVIS OR BUDGET!

The little Ford was a nice driving car, but the seat was extremely low. i had to purchase a…read more pillow to get me high enough to see out of the windshield. (The inside of the windshield could have been cleaner. It was difficult to see out with fog on the window in the early morning. The desk personnel were swift and accurate. A Pleasure to deal with.

I rented a car for 22 days from Alamo, when I returned the car to the airport I handed the keys to…read morethe person behind the counter and caught my flight. When I arrived home I discovered I had accidently given my keys to the clerk at Alamo. I had to over night the keys and Alamo charged me $274.82 from 7/29/23 2:30 pm until 8/1/23 9:42 am when they were delivered the keys. Charged me for three days at $91.60 per day!!!! Although their agent took the keys they assumed no responsibility on their part. Do yourself a favor rent from Hertz!!