If you don't want to queue or deal with the counter staff and avoid insurance offers, Alamo has a row of self-service machines in the rental lobby. Simply input your reservation number, driver's license number, swipe your credit card for the deposit, select 'no' for the other options, and the rental document will be printed out.

There was a queue when picking up the car, but everything else was very convenient.

Very easy to find, and the car was good.

The process was simple and convenient. However, I am quite upset about the inexplicable $30 fuel charge when I returned the car at San Francisco airport, especially since I refueled before returning it.

At LAX, the entire car rental process is self-service and very convenient, no need to queue. There are staff available nearby to provide help and guidance. I used to use BUDGET, but I’ll switch to ALAMO from now on, very satisfied. The order was for Toyota Corolla or similar, but I got to choose the car myself and picked a Chrysler 200. After a day of driving, the oil light came on, so I went back and exchanged it for another of the same model with only 9000 miles on it. It was very comfortable, and the price was unbeatable. Drove for 10 days, very comfortable. Highly recommend using QEEQ for bookings, the prices are really good, cheaper than other websites I’ve used before.