Rented a car in Salt Lake City, a female employee at the rental counter helped us finish the paperwork within a few minutes.

The staff at the store were very friendly and patiently answered all questions. The car, a Chevrolet Captiva, was in good condition with only 8000 miles on it, though it was a bit dusty inside and out. There were no upsells; I voluntarily added roadside assistance since we were driving to Yellowstone and Beartooth. The rental deposit was surprisingly only $80. There was a small incident - I left the free GPS provided by QEEQ in the car when I returned it, but I only realized it after I had flown to San Francisco. I called Alamo, and they mailed it to me the next day. I was very satisfied. QEEQ's phone support had mentioned a long online form process, which was totally unnecessary. However, mailing it to me via FedEx took 4 days and cost nearly $20, which compared to domestic shipping in China is quite expensive.

Renting a car at Salt Lake City Airport was very convenient, right at the airport exit. After completing the paperwork at the counter, the staff gave us the keys and told us the parking spot number, and we went to the rear parking lot to get the car ourselves. They also provided a damage report for the car, informing us that if we found any issues upon inspection, we could contact the staff in the parking lot to correct them. The staff asked if we wanted to add roadside assistance insurance. Since we were told that we would get a brand new car with only 4000 miles on it, and our rental fee already included comprehensive insurance, we felt it was unnecessary to add any extra coverage (which proved to be correct, as the trip went smoothly and the car was in excellent condition).

Maybe they didn't have the model I reserved, so they upgraded me to a small Ford 4WD SUV for free. Thumbs up for that!

The experience was very good.