One of the best feelings when you’re planning a trip is when you can find secret coupon codes to save you a killer amount of money. For the past decade I’ve been using a variety of hidden discount codes that have helped to reduce the cost of my travel significantly. There have been times when I’ve even managed to raise the eyebrow of the car rental attendants because of how cheap I managed to get the car rental down to.
Finding an awesome discount code is like discovering treasure!
I’ve written about car rental discount codes in the past but it is a topic that deserves a refresh as the codes tend to come and go. I also wanted to take this opportunity to clean things up and make it easier to read and apply these codes.
Indispensable Car Rental Discount Codes
The following is a list of car rental codes that I’ve personally vetted. Each one of them offer a certain amount of discount and I’ve put them into an organized table to allow you to quickly navigate between car rental company which code works the best for you.
In terms of the “Amount of Discount” the way I calculated this was by simply taking discount offered by the code over the price if no code was used. I did this based on the total cost of the rental including taxes and fees instead of the daily rate as this seemed more fair of a comparison. That said, I would take as a grain of salt because each company has different base rates so what you should really care about is the final price of the rental which is where the Case Study further down gives you a clearer picture of which code is “better”.
NEW DEALS
For these newer ones, they are either time sensitive or I just haven’t been able to add them to the tables below.
Advantage Car Rental: Save 10% straight up with them by going here. No expiry. Code to use is CD0B803CB0.
Europcar: $40 off $200 booking in the UK, Spain or Italy for bookings until July 25. Good for rentals until the end of the year. Use coupon code: EC2SUMMER2019
Hertz: Pay Now and Save up to 25% off the base rate. Airport Only. Ends 8/2/19.
Hertz: Get a Free Day When You Rent For Six with code: 203968. Ends 12/31/19
Hertz: Save Up To $15 Off Your Next Car Rental with code: 203972. Ends 12/31/19.
Enterprise UK: Pre-pay and save 10% online
Budget: Save up to 40% off base rates for your next road trip with Pay Now.
Hertz: Weekend rates start at $12.99/day with code: WKEN1 with Hertz.
Enterprise: In UK and Ireland, get 5% off car rentals. Good for car rentals before June 1, 2021.
Avis: Try coupon code TUCA036, TUCA037 to get a free 5th night with AWD W222853 (Thanks Gene!)
Note that new codes are being added all the time so keep coming back and bookmark this page!
The BIG DISCLAIMER that I have to put out there is that by using corporate discount codes (codes that belong to a company and are only meant for employees), while you likely won’t get checked for an employee card, if you do get into an accident or require any sort of insurance claim, you will NOT get covered since you’ve effectively voided any coverage. Use at your own risk.
The Case Study
A sample example is usually the best way to exemplify which code does better than others. Through the table below, you’ll see how these companies price their rentals. Some offer deep discounts on these codes while others don’t offer much of a promotion on codes anymore or only make it seem like you’re getting a discount when you really aren’t.
Lastly, what you need to put into consideration is that this is only one example. This search was done 3 weeks out from the rental and this is an airport location in the US. Rates and discounts will vary depending on days of the week, how far out you’re booking, and where you’re renting from. For instance, I was able to find insane rates via Europcar in Ireland that even the lady working the desk was shocked to see.
Trip Details
- Location: Denver International Airport (DEN)
- Dates: Saturday February 24 – Tuesday February 27
- Duration: 3 days
- Car Type: Midsize/Intermediate
The Price Comparison Table
Looking to do your own price comparison for an upcoming trip? Make a copy of my spreadsheet to save you time.
Direct link to Google Sheet
My Observations
- Thrifty’s codes have become practically useless which is sad.
- You’ll notice that Thrifty and Dollar’s prices are the same – that makes sense because they’re pretty much the same company.
- A lot of these discount companies are going the way of discounts through pre-pay. Pre-pay only if you’re absolutely sure you’re going to rent with the company you choose and you’re not going to make any changes. You’re better off with paying later if you think there’s a chance of anything changing.
- Fox Rent A Company is insanely cheap but I’m skeptical. I personally haven’t used them before so proceed with caution.
How Else Can I Save On Car Rentals?
Didn’t find a code here for your needs?
There are always not-so-secret codes that the car rental companies post themselves. I usually share these on my travel deals page or you can go to the car rental company pages themselves to see what promos they are running.
Rent outside the airport
Airports are always going to be more expensive to rent than going into the city. That’s because airport has additional taxes and fees on top. Rental companies also increase the rates in exchange for the convenience of renting a vehicle right when you land. You might be better off taking a cab into the city and renting from a smaller location.
Watch out for sneaky fees and add ons
I’ve noticed that some car rental companies like to add insurance coverage and other add ons automatically when you make bookings online. When you confirm your booking and when you sign the papers at the counter, make sure you read all the inclusions and pay attention to anything they might’ve snuck in. Prepaid gas is something that is quite common.
Don’t pay for insurance you don’t need
Where rental companies make money is in the additional insurance such as loss damage waivers (LDW), collission damage waivers (CDW), or personal effects coverage. Thing is, if you’re already covered under your own car insurance, you have something like CAA/AAA membership, or you have an awesome credit card, you really don’t need to pay for extra insurance.
Don’t pre-pay for gas
I would say do it if you know you’re going to be really tight on time but otherwise it doesn’t make sense to do this.
How it works is that they’ll charge you for a full tank at a slightly inflated market rate on fuel. This means that even if you have half a tank left, they’ll charge you for full fill up. Don’t do it if you can avoid it and make sure you decline it.
General Car Rental Tips
Read the fine print for tax, fees, and information
Where car rental companies get you is in the fine print often times. I can’t even count the number of times when I’ve seen a killer deal on a rental only to find that there are a ton of added fees on top or you realize it isn’t unlimited miles.
I typically don’t worry as much for the big rental companies but if you’re booking from a smaller unknown/local rental company, make sure you read the details.
Don’t reserve a car under a card you’re going to cancel
This turned out to be an issue for me in South Africa with Europcar. I totally wasn’t thinking about this at the time but as part of the churning that I do, I ended up cancelling a card that I made a reservation with. During check-in they asked for my ID including the card. I of course, didn’t have the card on me anymore. Luckily, the manager on duty made an exception for me to allow me to keep my reservation but if things played out differently, I would have had to create a new reservation which undoubtedly would have been much more expensive.
Research all the rental companies
The big players don’t necessarily always win. Especially if you’re travelling outside North America, there are a lot of other companies that you might not’ve heard of.
For example, Jucy is huge in New Zealand but I never would have known if I didn’t do my research. Similarly, Iceland was the same in that all the big companies were ridiculously expensive and so we ended up booking with Blue Car Rental which was completely unknown to us but had excellent rates.
If you’re interested in Dollar in the UK, they have good rates as well.
Lastly, it may also make a difference to look at the local country’s car rental websites. For instance, Enterprise.com is usually where I naturally go to search but if you’re renting in Canada you should look at Enterprise.ca and if you’re travelling to the UK, you should use Enterprise.co.uk.
Don’t discount loyalty
You have to put value in loyalty programs and what will make your life easier. I’ve been with National for a long time and I belong to their Emerald Club program. While their prices may not always be the lowest, I find myself booking with them often because they’re the only car rental company where I can go out to the aisle and pick the car I want. This is HUGE.
The worst is when you go out onto the lot and realize they gave you a crappy car and you have to go back inside to ask for a change. It’s time wasted and most of the times you just don’t want to have to deal with that.
Additional Car Rental Deals That I’ve Found
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Take me to the deals
I’m looking for a 1 month rental in London, ON from 18 August to 18 September. Any recommendations to get the cheapest price:
Using Avis W222853 you can get something as little as $698 CAD! Sweet deal!
I’m looking for a 1 month rental in London, ON from 18 August to 18 September. Any suggestions?
I am looking for one way car rental. Pickup car from anywhere around Farmington Hills (48335) on Aug 21st and Dropping in ORD (Chicago airport). SUV or upper whichever is the cheaper.
Please let me know the best deals if you have come across any.
FYI – I have found something from ARB to ORD (drop off) for $106. But I am looking for more discount on base price so it comes around $60. Please let me know.
I did a quick look and didn’t find anything cheaper than $60. Closest I got was $122.96 and that was for an Economy car. I presume you meant this is a pick up and drop off on the same day.
Hi Will, i’m looking for a one way rental pick up at SFO and return at LAX from july 21 to 26. I would need a full size suv or minivan for my kids and all our stuff. Any good suggestions on which one should i use? I find it quite expensive for $1,200+.
Hey Andy, sorry for the late response there, hopefully you were able to find a good code here!
I’m looking for a one way rental from Downers Grove, IL to Bellevue, WA from August 3 to August 16. Any suggestions on coupons to eliminate/reduce the $700+ one way charge? I could pick or drop at ORD or SEA, if that helps eliminate charge.
If you use W222853 with Avis, I’m seeing $840.75 USD for the one-way rental (Standard class) and there’s no specific one-way charge. Hope that helps!
I am a Canadian travelling to Orlando Fl and looking to rent a minivan for a week on Jan 6, 2020. Any coupons apply?
Hi Dar, all these coupon codes are good for anytime of the year so you don’t have to worry about that. If you’re looking for a good deal, currently Avis W222853 is a community favourite. If you like National, 5000491 can often yield good results.
i mean not SUV…regular full size car like camry ?
Hey Looking for 8/1 buffalo (BUF) morning and drop of BWI (Maryland airport) on 8/6 evening.
Could you please suggest good option.
I need fullsize or intermediate SUV
If you’re looking for a full-size SUV, the best price would be using W222853 with Avis which is showing $575.12 for this one-way rental if you pay now.
Can u recommend for full size?
I’d just use the same code and choose a full-size.
Hey guys just wanted to report that I used one of the codes above and got rid of the young renter fee. I can’t quite remember what code it was. But my friend was visiting and we needed a car to roam around.
Reserved a standard for $135 for 3 days got upgraded to an SUV for free, went into the lot to pick up the car and saw this awesome convertible Mustang, my friend said he’ll cover the difference up to $200 if I asked to change to the Mustang, went back inside the office and ended up getting the Mustang for 4 days for $305. Thanks so much for this post.
P.S. it was an Avis airport location.
Hey thanks for sharing your story! I can’t believe I didn’t put the underage notes in the tables so that’s a great reminder. It’s updated and glad things worked out!
I am looking for a rental from Edmonton, Canada (YEG) on August 2 9:00 a.m to August 11 (same drop-off location). Preference is for a Van or SUV. Can you help me find a good deal?
Thanks.
I’m seeing a Full Size SUV with Avis (W222853) for your dates at $695.93 CAD if you pay right away. Compare that to $1,191.44 with National.
I am attempting to pickup from Rapid City (RAP) on 9/25 and drop-off at Kalispell (FCA) on 10/3 but am having trouble finding anything reasonable.
I just took a quick look on National with 5000491 and it’s $405.48 for this one-way rental. Best of luck!
And that’s a pretty good price, considering 1 week of rental, and 1 way trip.
Hope you can help. the vehicle we are to take on vacation needs to go to the shop. Leaving Friday.
Need Intermediate+ SUV or mini van 7/11 evening or 7/12 morning (whichever is better rate) -7/21 evening (or 7/22 if better rate) Pittsburgh area.
I was at one point able to get standard SUV down to $487 w/ A519300 but now isn’t giving me the same rate when I went back to book.
Thank you
Sorry this is a bit late but when I did 7/12 to 7/21 from Pittsburgh airport and I’m seeing $516.45 with 5000491 with National
No worries- I appreciate your feedback.
The good news is that are use the code on your blog, and were able to get a rental fee of $488 all included. Thanks so much.
Hello, I am looking for a deal of intermediate or standard size car Sept. 17-26 renting at SEA TAC Internat’l Airport. So far best deal is $287 through Kayak for intermediate. Might you know of a better deal? Thank you so much for your assistance and advice!
You’re looking pretty far out in advance and if you use code W222853 with Avis I’m seeing $276.87 which is slightly cheaper than what you’re seeing with Kayak.
Thank you!
Going to LA (LAX), 23/07-11/08. What’s best deal I can get for car rental? My budget is USD 1000.
For National (XZ53043), I’m seeing $849.75 and Avis (W222853), I’m seeing $688.50 for a full size if you use the “Pay Now” option.
any good enterprise codes
Have you tried CSTCVST or CSTCUPG?
Not a big difference with those codes
Yeah I’d say unfortunately Enterprise doesn’t have too many great codes – That’s why my preference is still to National and Avis.
Hi, we are a family of 5 and are due to land in Houston texas at George Bush airport on July 15 thru the 23. We need a larger SUV. Can you help?
You can get a full-size SUV for $461.63 with Avis using W222853 which is an amazing price for dates that are coming up so soon.
Will be leaving july 25 – aug 5 and we need a van maybe 8-15 passenger. it will be a road trip going to northern part of west coast starting santa clarita,ca.
So far I’ve taken a look at Avis and National and the largest vehicle out there is a 7-seater with a mini-van or full size SUV. That won’t cut it with your group right? As an idea I’m seeing mini-van for $593.64 for your dates with Avis.
If you were to use AVIS, with AWD discount code: W222853
Pick up from Bob Hope Airport, they have 7 passenger Standard Elite SUV for $679 or a 7/8 passenger Full Size SUV for $1,114
Pickup from Gateway Village Shopping Center, they have 7 passenger Standard Elite SUV for $557 or a 7 passenger mini van for $593
Thank uou so much! For your help. I would take a look at that tonight.
You’re awesome!
You’re most welcome!
Planning a visit to Colorado and need a rental between 8/3-8/11, preferably a truck or suv as we will be going into mountain area. Thank you!
Deana
Hey! I just checked Avis and if you use A442100 and it’s $571.57 for an SUV which is cheaper than what you’ll see with W222853.
Using Avis AWD code w222853, will give give better prices:
$565 Standard Elite SUV
$534 Mid-Size Pickup
$543 Standard SUV
HI there! you seem genuine and really helpful. thank you 🙂 we are a family a four who need a standard size SUV from dates 7/8-7/13, driving from Dallas to arkansas, will return the rental to the pickup location. Any tips?!
Just did a quick look for you and if it’s a pick up and drop off at DFW, Avis has the best deal for a mid-sized at $280.15 using code A442100. Good luck!
Or you can save couple dollars using AWD Code W222853
$277.65 Standard SUV
$247.86 Intermediate SUV
Hi Will, leaving for Florida.
Pick up Mia July 27th 11am drop off Fll Aug 5 4pm.
Can you help me get a great deal?
Just looked for you and if you go to Avis, and use promo code A442100, you’re looking at $338.86 for a Compact vs $531.26 with National.
Using AWD code W222853 for AVIS, will get you slightly bigger discount
$324.58 Compact car
$355.18 Standard SUV
$362.83 Premium Car
looking for a rental from SAN on 7/16 dropping off at PHX on 7/26. Would prefer a Malibu-size car
If you use code A442100 with Avis I’m seeing $520 for a full-size which is pretty good considering it’s a one way and it’s 10 days.
Hi Will,
Thanks for your website and all the information. I’ll be renting a standard car at TPA from July 27-Aug 10. The cheapest price I can find is the Hertz IBM discount for $479 all in. Just wondering if you knew of a better deal. Thanks again!
I just took a look with my usual codes I use for National and Avis and that looks like a really killer deal! Avis was close but closer to $600 and National is close to $1000.
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Thank you!
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Hi, if I used one of the codes for national and prepay , will they ask to see if I work for the company? I also seen some codes on retailmenot , and one was listed as Honeywell personal use. Granted it gave me a sweet deal , I’m afraid they may ask to show Id that I work for the company.
The chances are low especially if you’re using Avis or National. Another reason to sign up for their programs is that you can bypass the counter and I find that this is additional measure to make sure things go smoothly because you go straight to your car to pick up in National’s case.
Hello Will, we would like to rent a car for a roadtrip on the pacific coast highway (from San francisco city to LAX). My fiancé and I would love to rent a convertible. We’re leaving San Francisco on the 25th of june and flying from LAX on the 29th. We can’t seem to find a daily rental rate lower than 200 usd. Do you know of any coupon that might help us please ?
You’re right, the price is quite expensive for the one-way rental. I did find Avis at $823.68 by using code W222853 which you can try.
We are trying to book a One-Way rental at Hertz, Redding AIrport (RDD) to SFO (or South San Francisco, where they have an off-airport locale we used before).
We cannot seem to beat the $74 base rate. Can you help us?
Dates: Oct 26, drop off Oct 27, 2019. Ford Focus or better.
Hey Dave, I just did a test booking with Avis by using A442100 and I found a $65 base rate going from RDD to SFO!
HEY, WILL and everyone: the AVIS CODE WORKED awesomely and I got the VERY best discount that I could find and I REALLY tried, including the BS Deal from Amazon and my other avenues.
TONS OF THANKS for this savings!!!
Dave
I’m so glad this worked out for you Dave!
Thanks for the article. Need to rent a car in NY, flying into JFK but would rather get one away from airport. Getting there early August and need car for about 3-4 weeks.
Any helpful tips/info would be appreciated.
Hey Andre! Okay so I took a look and if you’re looking to get a rental outside of the airport, there’s an Enterprise here: 13007 Merrick Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11434, USA. That could help you save money from the airport fees but you do have to account for the cab to and from the airport. Otherwise, try the codes to see if you can do better by just renting from the airport which will at the end of the day be more convenient.
I’ve made a reservation for a trip through Avis using W222853 which saved a crazy amount of money…but I’m wondering how likely it is they will ask for ID? Has anyone had experience with this?
For that particular code, I’m actually not sure if it’s tied to a specific corporation as it doesn’t say. Doing some research as well, most people that have used it have never raised any issues at all. I’d be pretty confident using it!
I used it all the time, throughout many different airports. not once they ask for an ID
It also doesn’t have a minimum required days. W222853 can be used to reserve for only couple hours or couple months, or anything in between.
Thanks for the heads up!
I had a negative experience with Avis where I unknowingly used a corporate code (off the internet) to make the reservation, when I got there, they did ask for ID and I was forced to rebook at the current (last minute) going rental rate which was three times higher than if I had originally booked without a code. I will NEVER make that mistake again. I am careful to only use legit codes now.
Thank you for sharing this Lizzie! Do you remember which code you used? One thing that’s helped over the years for me is having membership with each of the companies and with National it works out well because they have Emerald Aisle and you can bypass the counter completely which means no checks. Just something to keep in mind!
I just used one of the national codes (and I’m an emerald club memeber) and it said I need to go to the counter. that makes me nervous as usually i just go to the emerald club isle. this is in las vegas. Any thoughts?
Hey! I don’t think it should be an issue as I know a lot of folks haven’t had issues with National and asking for business cards or ID.
Using w222853 for Avis, will not ask for an ID. Guaranteed!
When I put in AWD W222853 for Avis, it wants a last name also. What do you put in there? Thanks
You need to put those codes under AWD field, under discount codes, NOT under Avis Wizard Number.
Thanks for jumping in Gene!
I found Hertz CDP #2180208 to give very cheap rates. i dont think it waives the underage fee for those under 25 tho.
Amazing thank you for sharing Evan! I’ve added it to the list.
My wife and I are going to Hawii in July and we plan on using Hertz to rent our car. I want to use CDP code 2006142 (Woodforest National Bank– found the code on another site). Do you guys know if Hertz will require any sort of proof of employment to use that CDP code? Thank you.
Hey Chris! Thanks for sharing that code with the group. I’ve added it to the list and it’s a good one. Okay so with Hertz I’ve never tried it personally but with National and Avis I’ve never been asked ID. On top of that, for some spots Hertz has something called Hertz Ultimate Choice where they’ve kind of copied National and allow people to just go out and pick cars. Talking to less people often means less chances of people checking ID. That said, would love to hear from anyone else that has had more experience with Hertz!
Hey there! I am looking to book a 5 day rental from SFO to LAX in June. I checked out the codes for National and they don’t appear to be valid – am I missing something? I was logged in as an Emerald member at the time. Thanks
Hey Tamara, they should work! When you entered the codes, this is a bit counterintuitive but enter them under “Account Number”.
So the code for national 5000491 that is inclusive of cdw gives me a super cheap rate for a cabo san lucas rental and then says its a Standard Business Program A account and I have no options to add any kind of insurance. Is that inclusive of the required liability or would you think I’d need to pay extra once I arrived and was provided the contract?
Hi Matt, so for that code it is inclusive of CDW insurance. I’ve never run into any accidents when using that code but I can’t say for sure how that would work from a claim perspective if they do find out you don’t actually hold employment at a specific employer that this program is under. So that is definitely one of the trade-offs of using that particular code.
Would the staff there at the national rental office ask for employment verification when collecting the car since that code specifically lists a company?
Let me clarify…one of the codes didn’t specifically notate insurance and was quite cheap. The other code included both liability and cdw and was more expensive and lists a construction company as the account holder. Liability is what I was under the impression is mandatory and the cdw can be added to cover collision damage. I wasn’t sure of the liability being included in the first code you listed since national did not show it in the confirmation
Any codes for national car rental?
Yes there are codes in this article for National.
This is amazing, thanks for putting this together! I just saved a bunch with Avis using AWD A442100 and Coupon MUWA152, which knocks $25 off your rental price.
Do you have anything similar for airlines?
Thanks again!
Sweet I’m glad you were able to find a good deal!
For flights, I do flight deals with the weekly newsletter if you’re interested in signing up https://goingawesomeplaces.com/flight-deals-subscribe/
Do you have car rental codes for 2019?
Thanks
All the codes here are valid for 2019!
W222853 has given me biggest discounts. Not sure about under 25 there.
Yes that’s a good one!
This scares me a bit. I came here, as we all do, by Googling coupon codes. I found the article and quickly did a “Ctrl + F” and searched for “Enterprise”. Due to the short notice and a family emergency I am rapidly making the booking and felt I had no time to read the article (SORRY!). However, right before I was about to check out I thought “Hmm, I wonder if he mentions someone checking if I’m a Costco member” and returned to start reading. When I came upon the red print I was shocked.
So, to confirm, if I use this code to save $20-$30 dollars, I may end up in a situation (accident) where my Costco membership comes into question? So when my bluff is called, my insurance will be invalid and I will owe them thousands of dollars? This is a very scary thing to think about, and then to consider how many other people have potentially used these codes without reading, as I had almost done.
If you have any opportunity to clarify any additional details you may have about this before tomorrow afternoon, I would greatly appreciate it! As much as I want to save some money, the risk seems WAY higher than the reward to me, but I want to be sure I understand this.
-A Concerned Renter
Hey! Well the truth is that’s a bit of a risk you take by using corporate codes from companies you technically don’t work for. I think they’re worth using if there’s a substantial saving but if you’re balancing a small discount to potentially not being able to make a proper insurance claim, you might be better off not using the code. I hope that helps!
When you use corporate code that has insurance included (as part of their deal), and you try to file a claim through Avis, this is where your claim might get denied, because technically, it’s tied to the company, because you didn’t pay anything for it, the company technically did.
But if you use a corporate code (best one I use is: W222853), that doesn’t include insurance, and you decide to pay extra for your insurance through Avis, or decline, and use your credit card, that corporate code has nothing to do with the claim, because it’s related to an individual, who purchased the insurance.
if you decline their insurance and use your credit card insurance would that still invalidate your policy if found using corporate code you don’t belong to?
I’ve never tested this theory. I feel like this would depend on your credit card and whether they would 1) find out about it and 2) whether they consider using these codes as invalidating the CC insurance policy. Not sure if someone else could chime in?
That shouldn’t invalidate anything. When you use corporate code that has insurance included (as part of their deal), and you try to file a claim through Avis, this is where your claim might get denied, because technically, it’s tied to the company, because you didn’t pay anything for it, the company technically did.
But if you use a corporate code (best one I use is: W222853), that doesn’t include insurance, and you decide to pay extra for your insurance through Avis, or decline, and use your credit card, that corporate code has nothing to do with the claim, because it’s related to an individual, who purchased the insurance.
I’ve have a very good experience with using CV code 022Q9225 for hertz. It’s a code that has set rates, so be sure to look around and compare.
Awesome thanks for sharing the code Justin!
Do you have a list of corporate codes that maybe people who works there may not know they can use it? I work for a Honeywell corporation and I have had their corporate code for many years, but I can no longer find it for new employees. It gives very good corporate flat rates. I also use discount coupons along with the corporate code to get me extra 20-30 dollars off per rental. Also the with National I can set to get airline miles instead of free rental days. I find it stupid that you cannot use free rental days with a discount coupon. Makes the free day worthless since I can usually get a coupon worth the free day.
I don’t have those codes unfortunately but if someone else here has those, I’d be happy to put them up here to share.
Putting my car in the shop. Gonna need a rental today, thursday and plan to keep until next. Wed/thursday. I Live in Houston, Texas.
Have you tried the coupon codes here? The National and Avis ones are really good so give it a shot.
code 40000 gives me the biggest discount!! However, it also doesn’t let me prepay, so needless to say extremely worried about getting questioned about the IBM code – has anyone used it and been asked for more info at the window.. It’s the only code that doesn’t let you prepay.
You’re right – it doesn’t take prepay unfortunately. I personally don’t have experience using codes with Hertz so I wouldn’t be able to answer you confidently. One thing you could do is make this booking and have a back up booking ready in-case.
HI, did you have to show anything at pickup
I’ve never had to for the Avis and National codes I use.
Nothing, other than your credit card, and drivers license.
Any codes to book a car for 15 days? Looking around 200-300$ range in NJ/PA area
Have you tried using Avis with AWD: W222853 and code TUCA037?
Hello. I have 2 new coupon codes, that can be redemmed for free days on avis.com rental car site.
1st code: TUCA036
FREE 3rd day on weekend rental. Must be used with AWD code: W222853. Applies to intermediate (group C) through full size (group E). Weekend rental period begins Thursday and car must be returned by Monday 11:59 pm
Expires: 01/31/2019
2nd coupon: TUCA037
FREE 5th day on weekly rental. Must be used with AWD code: W222853. Applies to intermediate (group C) through full size (group E). Minimum 5 consecutive day rental with Saturday night keep.
Expires: 01/31/2019
Also using AWD code W222853 gives huge savings. Up to 40% in some locations
Sweet thanks for these!
The avis awd# y325274 I came across has the lowest rate i’ve seen. You can also use it with coupon MUPA007 for an additional $25 off.
Sweet I’m glad that one worked out for you and thanks for sharing these new codes 🙂
Expired 8/15/2018
Which one is expired 8/15?
OMG i just booked an AVIS rental car for a week out of Boston airport full size car for $313.00 all taxes, fees and unlimited mileage AND i didn’t have to PREPAY!! when i called to inquire about the prepay amount, expecting it to be a little cheaper, it was $720!! the agent told me to hang on to my existing ‘pay at the counter’ reservation! i’ve been researching for 1 1/2 days and this has been by far the best deal!. COUPON A442100!! THANK YOU!! : )
Thank you for sharing your story! The codes do make a big difference and happy to hear that you’ve been able to save a TON of money 🙂
I need a code by tomorrow can u help am coming from Washington Dulles one way to Cleveland airport
Hey for a one-way rental like that, I’d recommend using the Contract ID from National: 5000491. Try it out and let me know what you get!
Hope this forum isn’t dead! Do you know which company this code belongs too? In case I’m blindsided at the counter. Also, I’m under 25 and it seems this kills the Young Driver fee
Hey Caleb, which code are you asking about? There are a few that are good for under 25 that I think I’ve made note of.
I’ve used AWD code W222853 for big discounts, and if your keeping for at least 5 days, with Saturday, use coupon code TUCA037 for free day.
Thanks for sharing Gene! I’ve added it to the list!