Full or Not
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Full or Not?
Ever Wonder if Your Rental Car’s Tank is Truly Full?
Have you ever left the airport in a rental car, glanced at the fuel gauge, and wondered if you truly have a full tank? Many renters share tales of driving away with what appears to be a full tank, only to notice the fuel disappearing strangely fast until they refill and the mileage returns to normal.
One frequent story involves a popular rental company in a foreign country. For instance, a traveler in Italy rented a car that showed a full tank. Yet, after just twenty kilometers, the fuel gauge dropped substantially, suggesting an unusually low mileage. Surprisingly, after filling the tank, the car achieved nearly forty miles per gallon. While not a universal occurrence, such experiences are common enough to be noteworthy.
In one case, a renter overlooked the partially filled tank issue, yet faced another hassle. Returning the car early in the morning involved using a key drop, leaving no one to verify the tank was refilled. Despite filling it up, a $81 refueling charge appeared on the renter's credit card weeks later.
Fortunately, the renter eventually secured a refund, albeit after a tedious process. This highlights an important tip: many rental companies will reimburse erroneous fuel charges if you can prove the tank was refilled. Always keep your receipt from the drop-off day or night before. This evidence can be crucial for any dispute.
To avoid such issues, always top off the tank before returning the vehicle, even if it’s just a few dollars’ worth. Rental agencies often impose hefty fill-up fees that you’d rather avoid. With your receipt handy, and making a photocopy if necessary, you’ll be better prepared to ensure a hassle-free rental experience.
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