Anyone use rental cars with AI scanners?

[katallo]

So far, I have heard Hertz is the only company to avoid if you do not want to deal with AI scanners. Does anyone know if this is still limited to Hertz?

 

[EACarlson]

Rumor is that the big three are all going to be doing it, but so far it's only Hertz and only at some airports. I've seen no reports that the scanners are in use at MCO. TPA is the only one in FL so far.

 

[Genie+]

I lucked out with recent rental. They tried to charge me for a windshield chip.

I had taken pictures at pick up and hadn’t even noticed. A couple hours later I noticed the chip from inside the car and took a pic. Very fortunate for me, one of my original pictures captured the chip as well.

So I had one low detail image from pickup, and one detailed pic from 2 hours later. They accepted and removed the $500 charge.

 

[Genie+]

Now Im thinking the customer should use AI to document existing damage at pickup. Lol! Send them a list of 100+ imperfections before even leaving the lot!