Rent cars near Denver International Airport

Under the enhanced cleaning policy, hosts are required to clean and disinfect their vehicles thoroughly before every trip, so you can feel safe and comfortable behind the wheel. Turo hosts have access to training materials on enhanced cleaning practices, using the latest recommendations compiled from the CDC, EPA, WHO, and vehicle detailing experts, to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

No. Unlike rental car companies, Turo is a peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace where you can book directly from trusted local car owners in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Turo does not own any vehicles — Turo hosts share their own personal cars and set their own prices, discounts, vehicle availability, and delivery options.

There is no fee or additional charge for adding a driver to your trip on Turo. Only the guest who booked the trip (primary driver) can request to add drivers; Turo hosts cannot do it for you. We encourage you to request to add authorized drivers before your trip starts, though guests in the US and Canada can request to add a driver while a trip is in progress with no extra charges.

To speed up the process, have your additional driver create a Turo account and get approved to drive before you request to add them. All drivers must have a valid driver’s license and meet the age requirements for the car you’ve booked. You can request to add drivers via the “Trips” tab in the Turo app without additional driver charges or extra costs.

Yes, there is a wide variety of cars available on Turo at locations near airports across the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Skip the rental car counter at Denver International Airport and have your car delivered to you at the airport. If you land at the airport and have extra time before your scheduled check-in time, take a taxi, Uber, Lyft, or shuttle service to the address of your hotel or vacation rental, and have your car delivered to you to save time and hassle.

Yes, you can pick up and return your car at Denver International Airport and pick it up in a way that’s efficient, safe, and airport-approved. Turo has agreements in place with a number of airports, but your experience with each airport may differ.

Turo hosts have the option to offer airport pickup for their cars, and they can set their own delivery fee or offer free delivery. Many hosts offer pickup and returns at Denver Airport, as well as other travel hubs in the city center like train stations, hotels, or custom pickup locations.

Make sure you only pick up and drop off your car in the approved areas. You may pick up the car curbside at some airports, while at other airports you must use designated parking lots. If you choose to pick up your car on airport property, you may be charged a fee that will be passed on to the airport. Visit the link below to review the airport pickup instructions for Denver International Airport, and message your host with any questions.

Each airport has different guidelines for Turo guests checking in and out for their trips. At Denver Airport, your host can meet you at the East Garage, West Garage, East Economy Surface Lot, or West Economy Surface Lot.

If you’ll be meeting your host for check-in, message them to find out where exactly they’ll meet you. Consider using the “Location sharing” feature in the Turo app to coordinate check-in timing with your host. You can open “Location sharing” up to two hours before the trip start time and up to one hour before the trip end time.

At some airports, your host may meet you right outside the terminal with the car. At other airports, you may have to walk or ride a shuttle bus or air tram to a designated short-term parking lot or parking garage. Visit the link below to review the airport pickup instructions and see a map of the approved pickup and drop off areas at Denver International Airport.

If the car has remote access technology and you’ll be conducting a contactless check-in, message your host before your trip to find out where they’ll leave the car and how you’ll unlock it during check-in.

Turo has agreements and pilot programs in place with a number of airports across the United States, and we’re always working hard to secure arrangements at even more airports to make your transition between air travel and car travel as smooth as possible, no matter what city.

Currently, Turo has agreements with some regional and international airports in at least 24 US states. The group of airports where Turo has airport pickup permits for guests may change, so refer to the link below for an up-to-date list.