I had to rent a car from Enterprise during a mild snowstorm.

I picked it up the night before and brought it home (work paid for the rental, I didn't want to put miles on my car).

They had filled up the wiper fluid with water, so my wipers wouldn't work. Frozen solid.

Swung by the rental agency on the way to my trip to complain and swap out the car.

Next car was fine for like 30 minutes but then it stopped working again. Frozen solid.

I guess some idiot decided to top up all the cars with water. Which doesn't work so well in the wintertime.

ETA: for those who don't know driving in the snow...you often need wiper fluid. Especially when the road has a mist of salty, sandy water on it from melted snow + sand/salt trucks.

50psi is dangerous.

Edit: I mean if a tire blows out when over inflated that much, it becomes a legal problem. Whoever inflated it that much, or their supervisor along with the company, is negligent

Enterprise is straight garbage right now.

On a work trip to Georgia, they gave me a car with a nice big gash on the front passenger sidewall. I didn't see it when I picked it up as it was at night and the airport garage was dark and I only noticed it the next day coming out of the factory, after driving all the way from ATL to Suwanee. (~45mi/70km) I wasn't going to risk a trip back to the airport, so I spent 2-3 hours calling around to try to exchange it at a closer store; a lot of it being on hold and getting hung up on. None of them had any inventory (most were pick-up only) and no one even seemed concerned at all when I told them about the gash.

Eventually I got tired and annoyed of the BS and went to the closest store and told them to just take the car back as I got a rental elsewhere. (Hertz had a full inventory, right across the street and the service was huge amount more personable and friendly.)

Oi, and here's the gash.

That's really dangerous. I would not drive it like that.

I had to get new pressure sensors for my old car and decided to roll new tires into it. A mile and a half out of the shop the light popped on and I pulled over to find out that the tech over pressurized one of the tires to 55psi and busted one of the new sensors

FYI to the thread, you inflate tires to the PSI listed on the sticker on the inside of your driver door jam. NOT to the Max PSI rating on the tire.

Lol. I came here to say that this sounds like enterprise, and see their name on your first sentence. Sorry you're going through that, mate. They suck.

Was it a blue elantra? Just turned mine back into enterprise for tire leaks. Maybe they didn't fix it and sent it back out.

Fill them to 100% instead of only a quarter or half of the way. 😌

I'm currently in a rental that is a similar scenario. (Budget, not Enterprise)

I got a low tire pressure warning almost right away. Stopped to fill it up. Two of the tires were WAY overinflated (like, 20 psi over).

Got to my destination, now have low pressure warning on TWO tires.

If you over fill the tires enough, you can drive on water. If you reach 100psi, you can fly like the movie Up.

What do you do in that situation? Demand a new car?