A step-by-step Guidance to the Car Hire Process

At UK Super Car Hire, we know that renting a car can be complicated at times. Knowing the
process from study to return means that your car rental experience can be a positive one. Have
a look below at our step-by-step instructions next time you hire a car in the UK.

Step 1: Know the requirements before renting a car

Before you arrange your car hire, make assure you do your investigation. Determine where you
are going, whether you are inner-city driving, or tour long distances, and what kind of car you
are easy driving.

Choose the best vehicle to suit your requirements

The best kind of vehicle to enlist in the United Kingdom ultimately relies upon where you are
wanting to travel, and your capacity as a driver. On the off chance that you are anticipating
spending most of your time driving in the city, you may favor a more modest vehicle. Note that
even smaller areas, for example, Brighton and Cambridge can have smaller roads. In the event
that you are traveling from abroad, the streets might be smaller than what you are utilized to,
and harder to explore.
Here are a few of the options you can select from:

 Mercedes
 Ferrari
 Range Rover
 Bentley
 Rolls Royce

Check the requirements

Assure that you meet the driver’s license needs. Whether you are traveling from another
country you might require an International Driving Permit.

What kinds of driver’s licenses do I require to hire a car?

Guests to the UK must present a complete and genuine driving license for at least one year. All
drivers should create a photographic ID – this can be a passport or driving license, although
international tourists should create a passport, evidence of return travel, and residency data
while in the UK.

Step 2: Compare deals and add extras when renting a car

Booking your car hire is an easy and common process at UK Super Car Hire. It’s as effective as
comparing several cars, selecting your perfect rental, and booking in under 2 minutes.

Add any extras into your rental booking

Will you need a child seat or GPS device? You can either contact our Team by email or reply to
your confirmation email with the child’s age and seat type.

Step 3: Have a pick-up checklist

Take notice of the time stated on your booking confirmation. This is when you will require to
reach the depot to collect your hire car. Assure that you have your booking affirmation, driver’s
license, and needed documents.

Check the details of your rental agreement

Check the terms and states of your rental and ask inquiries if there is anything you don't
comprehend. Your rental contract will contain significant details about your rental vehicle and
show you the abundance measure of the vehicle.

Check the vehicle for any damage

Before you leave the depot, ensure you check your rental vehicle for any harm not recorded in
the report. It is a smart thought to take some photographs in the event that you locate any
extra damage. You ought to likewise report any damage so that it tends to be added to the
report.

Step 4: Learn about the road rules and toll charges before driving your car
There are various toll roads in the UK. When you come to a toll road, you will have to pay in
order to continue. You can pay with different methods.

Step 5: Make assure the fuel tank is full and pay any extra charges
To ignore any extra charges, make assure you have filled the car with fuel before you return it
to the depot. You will not be needed to do this whether you have pre-purchased fuel. Search a
petrol station near to your depot and permit plenty of time to get there.

Pay all outstanding charges

You will be charged for any additional damage caused to the rental car. You might also have to
pay additional charges whether you have exceeded the mileage limit, or whether you have
returned the car without a full tank of fuel.

Late returns
Whether you return your car late without tell the car rental company, you could be responsible
for a late return fee. Usually, car rental organizations will also cost you the full day’s rental rate
for any vehicles returned outside of the grace period.