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Answer 1 of 6: I'm confused over this whole rental car insurance thing. My credit card provides coverage for vehicles rented in Mexico. So, is that good enough?
Theft Protection (TP): $4 per day. Personal Accident Insurance (PAI): $2 per day. Supplement for Extra Protection Cover (EPC) = 0 % Deductible ( + the cost of the CDW). $5 per day. 11. Re: What insurance should you buy when renting car in Mexico? Buying all the insurance does not cover everything.
It seems like you can get cheap rentals on Orbitz for Europcar, Hertz, National, etc, but the insurance offered is only the $9/day option. If you go to the Hertz website directly, the insurance costs are much much more, doubling the total price of the rental.
Please make sure you take photos of everything. The insurance adds up, but imho it is a necessary evil. My brother in law was being charged for a miniscule chip in the windsheild that only the rental car could have known about and had been there forever.
All went perfectly, pick up, drop off, etc. During our 1st rental, in Sept, 2022, We left the rental lot i a deluge, slowly remembering how to drive a standard transmission. I fell off the road!. I high-centered the car, with 2 wheels on the same side hanging off the 8+" drop off on the roadside, that was invisible because flooding covered ...
Answer 1 of 5: What are the mandatory rates charged above and beyond the rental price we have been quoted online ? What surprises would one expect when arriving at the counter to pick up the car at the CUN airport ?
Answer 1 of 6: My husband and I rented a car in Cancun to drive to Tulum in June. I had read to get the insurance so when I booked the car thru Travelocity I purchased the additional insurance for $66.00 for 5 days.
Answered: I have read several places that American car insurance is not valid in Mexico and that if you plan to rent a car you should purchase all availabe insurance options.