Car Rentals in Tulum, Quintana Roo

For the most part, car rentals in Tulum are not allowed to drive to any other country outside of Mexico. There are specific exceptions to drive cars into the United States but in those circumstances, the cars may only cross the border at specific cities in Mexico. In this circumstance, it is important that you let the rental car company know that you plan to do this with your Tulum car rental. There will generally be fees for both crossing the border and for insurance if you plan on taking the car from Mexico into the United States.

Most of the rental car companies you will find in this part of the world will only take a credit card to book car rentals in Tulum. They will expect that you will have enough of a credit limit on your credit card to cover all the charges associated with your rental. It is important to remember that many rental car companies will take the cost of your rental and converted it from U.S. dollars into pesos at whatever the exchange rate is at that time before charges to your credit card get made. Even though you may not use a debit card for a cheap car rental in Tulum, you can use a debit card as a form of payment when you complete your rental.

While driving in a foreign country can seem intimidating, so long as you know a few of the basic rules of the road in this area the process should be straightforward when driving car rentals in Tulum. Although most rental car companies will not require an International Driving Permit, it is always a good idea to have one because it helps to translate your driver's license into several languages when driving an electric car rental. All gas stations in Mexico are full service, which means that somebody else will be pumping your gas. That makes it important to know exactly how much the cost of the fuel is before any gas goes into your luxury car rental in Tulum. It is also important to watch out for large speed bumps when driving your passenger van rental that can be anywhere on roads and quite often have no markings or signs to warn you of their existence. When driving at night in your economy car rental in Mexico it is not at all uncommon for roads to be poorly lit or completely unlit, so keep this in mind before you set off for a drive at night. It is also important that you drive at the proper speed limit because going over the speed limit is the main reason that police in Mexico will pull you over.

For a weekend in September, the best deals in Tulum start from around $11 up to around $60. For a one-week car rental, Tulum prices in September average $25 with the best deals starting at $13.

The cheapest provider in Tulum is Priceless, with an average daily rental rate of $10 from its location in Tulum. The absolute cheapest deal momondo users have found at Priceless in Tulum is $5.

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