Rental Tahoe unlimited miles?

[TahoeFL2017]

Anyone know which rental company is best for this?

Driving to Yellowstone from Tampa so want to keep the miles off my rig

My 80 year old mother usually rents when she drives from California to Florida, and gets unlimited miles.

Enterprise maybe?

Any and all responses appreciated!

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Lots of companies offer unlimited:
Hertz
Avis
Enterprise

Advice: pick up and drop off at a neighborhood location, not an airport, you will save a ton in taxes and fees

 

[Doubeleive]

the rental price and gas is going to drain your bank, if your going to get a rental get something that gets decent gas mileage so it at least offsets the rental cost vs driving your own vehicle

 

[Philpug]

We had unlimited miles when we rented a Suburban back at the beginning of the year, from Enterprise while our Yukon XL was in the shop. In 5 weeks we put on 7500 miles.

 

[TahoeFL2017]

the rental price and gas is going to drain your bank, if your going to get a rental get something that gets decent gas mileage so it at least offsets the rental cost vs driving your own vehicle

I'm 6 ft 8 so anything smaller than a Tahoe is just torture on a road trip.

 

[Doubeleive]

I'm 6 ft 8 so anything smaller than a Tahoe is just torture on a road trip.

I am 6'4 I understand, whatever happened to those little cars they used to advertise kareem getting into, lol
or maybe it was wilt

 

[Miami-Dade]

I'm 6 ft 8 so anything smaller than a Tahoe is just torture on a road trip.

You should just drive your own Tahoe IMHO. These vehicles are made for long distance runs. I for one don't care how miles I put on. But that is just me. After a long run my Hoe seems to run so much better.

Finding a Tahoe/Suburbans are not easy to find at rental agencies as they are the first vehicles customers ask for. At least in my neck of the woods. A friend visiting had to take care of a manager at Enterprise so he would call him when a Tahoe or Suburban came in. The manger did call 24 hours later and he had to come over there immediately to get the Suburban or it would be gone.

 

[tom3]

Maybe a Buick?



I'd guess a Tahoe/Suburban would be the best choice and I do seem them at Enterprise here locally too.

 

[Stbentoak]

Enterprise usually rents them, but they are usually minimally equipped and other people have had the same Idea as you. I had a 2021 rental that already had 60K miles on it and looked like it was rode hard and put away wet...
Same as @Miami-Dade above, Drive your own. I bought mine to road trip and that's where is shines best. Have drove it 1K a day... Duramax loves to run... Get good use out of the connected Nav and other features. A rental won't have any of this stuff....

 

[clogan2]

Think of it like this: if you drive your own rig, when you get back home, because of the rental fees you don't have to pay, it will be like getting a surprise check in the mail for $$$.