Overall, it was pretty good. Initially, I was given a Santa Fe when picking up the car. I requested a different car and they handed me two Dodge keys, which I declined as it should have been a Kuwei. Just when I was about to take the Santa Fe, a staff member brought back a freshly washed Grand Cherokee. I took it without hesitation and had a great ride. The staff was not impatient at all. Thumbs up!

Overall it's quite good, with a competitive price. They didn't push any extra items when picking up the car. Since I was planning a road trip, I opted for roadside assistance at $5 per day, which is reasonable. Alamo is quite friendly about opting out of certain charges, like crossing the Golden Gate Bridge (north to south); if you pay online yourself, you can automatically opt-out of Alamo’s charges without contacting them. Picking up a car at San Francisco airport was quite intense, it felt like there were more people than cars, and you had to grab one as soon as it appeared.

The flight was delayed for over 5 hours. When we arrived, we took a shuttle bus directly to the rental car company from the airport. There weren't many people, and the paperwork was processed quickly. There were no excessive sales pitches, and the price matched what I had booked.

The company doesn’t have many branches, but the one at the airport is large and convenient. As long as you don’t return the car at a different location, it’s totally fine. The cars are new and the process is simple.