1. Lock the booking identity
Record the provider, booking reference, pickup and return details and reserved class before comparing offers. A promise for another booking, branch, date or class may not transfer.
Compare what you reserved with what the provider proposes, then record the practical fit, price, written answer, pickup inspection and fallback before accepting an equivalent class, upgrade or downgrade.
Ready means the booking, handover, class status, requirements, route fit, fee, written confirmation, evidence, inspection, decision, review date and fallback have no remaining checks. It is not a provider guarantee.
Rental providers usually sell a class rather than a guaranteed model. A replacement can look close in a fleet list but still change luggage, doors, transmission, powertrain, child-seat fit, road suitability or cost.
Record the provider, booking reference, pickup and return details and reserved class before comparing offers. A promise for another booking, branch, date or class may not transfer.
Write down the people, luggage, doors, transmission, fuel or EV, four-wheel drive, child-seat and route requirements. Treat conditional or unknown answers as Open rather than assuming equivalence.
Keep the fee, written supplier reply, evidence, pickup inspection, decision, review date and fallback together. A downgrade, refusal, route mismatch or conflicting record remains Blocked.
Usually not. Rental bookings commonly promise a category or model group, not one exact vehicle. Compare the stated class and the requirements that matter to your route, and keep the provider's booking-specific wording rather than treating a photograph or fleet list as a guarantee.
Record the reserved class, offered class, status, fee and conditions separately. Ask for a dated written answer that identifies the booking, then check passengers, luggage, doors, transmission, powertrain, four-wheel drive, child seats and route fit before accepting it.
A downgrade can remove capacity, equipment or route suitability that your reservation and trip require. Keep it Blocked until the issue is resolved with a suitable class, a changed plan or an explicit decision not to proceed; do not let a lower price close the check.
Use the actual route constraints: road surface, clearance, access restrictions, mountain or ferry conditions, passenger and luggage load, transmission, powertrain, four-wheel drive and child-seat needs. Use current provider terms and relevant authority or road-operator information, and keep unresolved conditions Open.
Before leaving, compare the offered class and equipment with the written answer, then record the odometer, fuel or charge, body and glass, tyres, warning lights, seats and agreed defects. Keep dated photos or a signed acknowledgement. If the inspection or evidence is refused, the planner cannot mark the record Ready.
No. It calculates in the browser only and does not upload entries or retain them after the page is closed. Use a reference to your evidence instead of copying unnecessary account, passport or payment details.
Check destination-specific rules and compare a related planner. Tool outputs are planning aids, not official permission or live route data.