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****Disclaimer*****Please read********* 🐕 😺 No pets please. 🙏 🚬 No smoking of any kind please. 🙏 🛻 No towing or trailering please. 🙏 ⛓️ No snow chains please. **** No glitter in the vehicle please***** *****Complimentary Delivery/Pick-up/Return to Denver International Airport is available with 4 day or more reservations. The delivery and pick up is no charge. Clients are responsible for garage parking fees which can range from $7-$30 upon delivery and return. 🔑 Client is responsible for the of any lost or damaged keys......which may include programming at the dealership and towing to the dealership if necessary. *******Professional cleaning fees will be applied up to $300 if there are signs of excessive pet hair and any forms of smoking. Please keep in mind that this is a family vehicle. Thank you. 🙏 Windshield policy: 🪟 If you driving through the mountains (especially) or taking a long trip, please understand that their is a chance of windshield damage. During your rental, you are responsible for any windshield damage. My recommendation is that you tell your insurance company that you will be renting a vehicle in Colorado and ask for coverage for your trip. A typical windshield on this vehicle can cost up to $900. 💦 Please wash the vehicle before return and return in the condition it was given to you. I take much pride in cleanliness and I try to provide executive service. ⛽️ Please return the vehicle at the fuel level it was given to you. I don't want to ask you for additional funds after your experience. ↪️ When you return the vehicle, do not lock the doors. ✈️ Please select Denver airport if you want delivery to the airport.

• Do you provide delivery to Denver international airport?

  Yes we do. Please modify your trip for this option. This is the most popular and convenient option for pick/up and drop off. *****Complimentary Delivery/Pick-up/Return to Denver International Airport is available with 4 day or more reservations. The delivery and pick up is no charge. Clients are responsible for garage parking fees which can range from $7-$30 upon delivery and return. This is absolutely the best service! No more shuttle to the rental car company and waiting in line.

• What condition am I expected to return the vehicle in?

  Please return the vehicle in similar condition to how you receive it. The vehicle will be super clean and sanitized when you receive it. The vehicle includes unlimited FREE car washes and FREE vacuums at any TAKE 5 CAR WASH in the area. On your way back or the day before you return the vehicle simply GOOGLE Take 5 car wash and their will be many locations within a 10-15 mile radius of Denver International Airport. Drive through the members only aisle and the sensor will read the tag on the windshield. Please remove all trash.

• Where will I pick up the vehicle from Denver International Airport?

  Inside East Garage (Covered Parking) Level One, Door 117 and Stephen will let you know what row letter the vehicle is parked in with pictures. Stephen will communicate with you regarding the location of the key and parking ticket as well. *****Complimentary Delivery/Pick-up/Return to Denver International Airport is available with 4 day or more reservations. The delivery and pick up is no charge. Clients are responsible for garage parking fees which can range from $7-$30 upon delivery and return. This is absolutely the best service! No more shuttle to the rental car company and waiting in line.

• Where do we return the vehicle when our trip ends at Denver International Airport?

  Inside East Garage (Covered Parking) Level One, door 117, letter row M and please message Stephen what row letter the vehicle is parked in with pictures. (DO NOT LOCK THE KEY INSIDE OF THE VEHICLE.) This is absolutely the best and most convenient service! Major Time Saver!

• Do I lock the doors when I return the vehicle?

  No. Do not lock the doors.

• How do I check the weather in the mountains before I drive to the mountains?

  https://www.cotrip.org/search/roadway=I-70/@-109.05147,39.10202,-102.04872,39.78645/@-105.55009,39.44424,5?show=winterDriving,roadReports,chainLaws,mileMarkers

• CAN I COMPLETELY RUIN BRAND NEW BRAKES BY BRAKING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN THE ENTIRE TIME?

  YES.

• CAN I CAUSE BRAND NEW BRAKES TO CREATE A VIBRATING SENSATION BECAUSE I BRAKED GOING DOWN A MOUNTAIN THE ENTIRE TIME?

  YES.

• WHAT IS MOUNTAIN SNUB BRAKING?

  Snub braking helps you maintain speed without killing your RENTAL VEHICLE brakes. Here’s how to do it: Determine what your controlled speed is. What speed do you need to stay under or maintain? Apply the service brakes for about three seconds when you hit that speed. Use gentle pressure on the brake pedal—just enough to feel the truck slow. Release the brake when your speed is 5 to 6 mph below your controlled speed. (This usually takes about three seconds.) Continue this pattern as you descend the hill.

• DO YOU HAVE COLORADO MOUNTAIN BRAKING TIPS?

  https://www.allstate.com/resources/car-insurance/safety-tips-mountain-driving Climbing steep mountain roads may make your engine overheat, so according to the City of Colorado Springs, which is in the southern region of the Rockies, it's important to take steps to make sure your engine stays cool: If your car is struggling while heading up toward the summit, shift into a lower gear so that you can maintain a consistent speed. Turn off your air conditioning and roll your windows down if you're traveling up a particularly steep grade, since running the AC puts an additional strain on your engine that may cause it to overheat. When you've reached that scenic mountain overlook, give your car a chance to cool down by letting the engine idle for a few minutes. If you can't immediately pull over, you can turn on your car's heater to its highest setting — as you would on a freezing-cold morning. According to Jalopnik, this can help to "bleed off" some of the engine's extra heat, which might buy you some time until you can safely pull over. If your car starts to run hot, find a safe place to stop so it can cool down before continuing your climb, says the National Park Service. Use pull-off areas whenever possible, but if stopping on the road is unavoidable, the City of Colorado Springs says to look for a straightaway or another spot where approaching motorists will be able to see you clearly. Check your owner's manual for information on how to cool your engine down and what type of coolant to add if needed. Also, do not remove the radiator cap until the engine is cool. Use lower gears to go downhill When you start to head back downhill, use your engine and transmission to slow the car down instead of the brakes. Shift to a lower gear before you start heading downhill, as this will help slow down the car without you having to ride the brakes, says the National Park Service. If your vehicle has an automatic transmission, use "L" or "2." However, if you do need to brake frequently, pull over if you start to smell the brakes burning. (According to the National Park Service, this will be a pungent burning smell.) Let them cool off before you start driving again, but do not continue if you think there may be an issue with your brakes. Once you're on level ground again, shift back into drive and use your brakes as you would normally. Be prepared for mountain roads Winding mountain roads can be narrow, with dramatic curves that make it difficult to see what's around the next bend. As a result, the National Park Service and the City of Colorado Springs recommend taking the following precautions: Stay on your side of the road, and give some extra space between your vehicle and others that you're following, since sudden stops can strike at any time. Mind the posted speed limits, and look for signs that warn you about the steep grades that may lie ahead. Keep an eye out for animals, especially at night. Make sure that you have enough gas if you're traveling through remote areas. If you're driving slowly, pull into a turnout or on a straightway let faster-moving traffic pass. Only pass slower-moving traffic when you've got a clear view of the road ahead. Never pass another car on a blind curve or when your visibility is compromised. If you're stopping to take in the view, use your parking brake and put rocks behind your tires to help keep your car from rolling downhill.

• CAN I CAUSE BRAND NEW BRAKES TO SMOKE BECAUSE I BRAKED THE ENTIRE TIME GOING DOWN A MOUTAIN?

  YES.