Returning the Enterprise rental car, I noticed unexpected charges on my credit card statement. What might be the hidden fees?

When you rent from Enterprise, it's important to know about any possible hidden fees:

• Optional insurance fees might show up even if you turned down coverage at the counter, so check your agreement again to make sure you turned down all of the insurance that was offered. Keep an eye on the mileage charges because going over the allowed limit will cost you extra. Make sure you return the car with the right amount of gas in it to avoid having to pay extra for refueling. You may have to pay big fees every hour or day if you return something after the agreed-upon time.

• For things like traffic tickets, toll violations, or damage claims, administrative fees may be charged. Charges could be made for small damage that wasn't there when the item was picked up and wasn't covered by LDW. There may be fees for cleaning, extra drivers, or GPS rentals.

To deal with charges you didn't expect, check your rental agreement for any errors and call Enterprise's customer service to get specific reasons. If there are disagreements, you should show proof like the rental agreement and any messages you sent to Enterprise when you dispute charges with your credit card company.

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