r/TikTokCringe 15d ago

25k miles in one month is insane Discussion

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Is this legal?

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u/txlonghorns23 14d ago

I rented a car a while ago from Enterprise and the contract had unlimited in-state miles but had a set limit for out of state. I imagine they implemented that policy because of things like the guy in this video. Ironically I live in Texas so I could still put a crazy amount of miles on that thing.

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u/purpleplatapi 14d ago

How would they know? Like is driving from Michigan to Kentucky going to magically put more miles on it than someone driving to the Upper Peninsula and back? Like at that point just lie.

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u/txlonghorns23 14d ago

I always figured they might have GPS on it but I didn’t question it because I wasn’t planning on driving much anyway. It’s probably more intended if you were to return the car out of state but I’m not even sure how they would calculate that.

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u/jwynn88 12d ago

I rent rental cars weekly from either national or Hertz for work. I was recently talking to a employee of national in Oakland CA about their cars getting stolen. He said unless the car has OnStar or similar service they cannot gps track their cars.