New to using a car service, how do you tip if paid in advance?

[japanese maple]

We are using GearFusion for our upcoming trip. Never used a service before. Do you guys just use cash to tip? We already paid by credit card so I don't think we get a slip to sign and add tip? And how much would you tip for an $80 trip, two adults, 4 suitcases? No grocery stop. And just one way.

Thanks and sorry for probable dumb question!

 

[PalmettoPath]

We are using GearFusion for our upcoming trip. Never used a service before. Do you guys just use cash to tip? We already paid by credit card so I don't think we get a slip to sign and add tip? And how much would you tip for an $80 trip, two adults, 4 suitcases? No grocery stop. And just one way.

Thanks and sorry for probable dumb question!

We cash tip with our car service in Orlando (the ride itself is pre-paid by credit card).

 

[PalmettoPath]

We are using GearFusion for our upcoming trip. Never used a service before. Do you guys just use cash to tip? We already paid by credit card so I don't think we get a slip to sign and add tip? And how much would you tip for an $80 trip, two adults, 4 suitcases? No grocery stop. And just one way.

Thanks and sorry for probable dumb question!

For the second part, I'd probably be in the $15-$18 tip range for that trip. Maybe $20 tops, if the driver was super nice or went beyond in some way.

 

[japanese maple]

For the second part, I'd probably be in the $15-$18 tip range for that trip. Maybe $20 tops, if the driver was super nice or went beyond in some way.

Thanks! Was probably planning on $20 as it will be easiest just to have that in hand.

 

[PalmettoPath]

Thanks! Was probably planning on $20 as it will be easiest just to have that in hand.

The driver should be very happy with that.

 

[gottalovepluto]

Thanks! Was probably planning on $20 as it will be easiest just to have that in hand.

Their website suggests 18-20% so you’re right on their expected target. I hand them the tip in cash after they unload the bags each direction.

 

[Ross Kratter]

Cash is king!

 

[seashoreCM]

Giving cash for a tip eliminates shenanigans with companies taking part of the tip or distributing some of the tip to other employees.

Caution: Do not give a round trip tip at the end of the first (outgoing) ride.

 

[momtwoboys]

cash for sure, we love GearFusion and only use them! I pre stuff a card with the tip one for each leg. and hand it to the driver when we arrive at resort and also when we arrive at MCO