Quick Summary
- Most major brands include unlimited miles on standard classes from city and airport locations.
- Common exclusions: specialty vehicles, some one‑ways and premium vans/SUVs.
- Plan national‑parks loops across NV–UT–AZ with clear terms before you go.
Planning a classic loop—I‑15 to Zion, US‑89 to Page, AZ‑64 along the Grand Canyon, then back via US‑93? Start by checking the total price and mileage terms on your chosen car rental—then confirm the few exceptions that can catch people out.
Brands that usually include unlimited miles
On standard cars booked in Las Vegas, majors such as Alamo, National, Enterprise, Avis, Budget, Hertz, Dollar, Thrifty and Payless typically include unlimited mileage for driving within the continental US. City branches and the airport share similar policies, but always verify the vehicle class and route on your confirmation. To browse live options in town, start with Alamo choices, compare Hertz availability, or look at Enterprise city pick‑ups.
Common exclusions and mileage caps
Exotics, large vans and some premium SUVs may carry caps or per‑mile charges. Local‑use rates (rare, but sometimes offered) can also limit miles. One‑way rentals are often unlimited, but the drop fee reflects the route and season.
Cross‑state and national‑park notes
Trips into Utah and Arizona are standard; make sure your agreement permits all states on your loop, and remember that off‑road tracks (even graded ones) are prohibited for all rental classes. If you’re new to the concept, this primer explains what unlimited really means. For logistics, here’s a practical Las Vegas rental guide.
Why book with Hola Car Rentals
We show mileage terms clearly alongside an All‑Inclusive+ total, so you can focus on dates and destinations. Count on maximum liability coverage on selected itineraries, optional free travel insurance up to US$150,000, and Free Cancellation up to 48 hours before pick‑up. With transparent pricing and no additional fees, Hola Car Rentals keeps your Southwest road trip simple.
FAQs
- Is unlimited mileage standard on one‑ways? Often yes, but the drop fee varies by route and season; your confirmation shows both.
- Do SUVs and vans include unlimited miles? Many do, but premium or specialty vehicles can be capped—check the vehicle class line.
- Can I drive to California or Arizona? Interstate travel is common; just ensure your agreement lists all states you’ll enter.
- Are off‑road roads allowed? No. Unpaved or restricted roads void cover and breach the agreement.
Ready to plan your loop? Lock a flexible rate with Hola Car Rentals and enjoy the freedom of miles that won’t run out.
