Remember too, that things online are not always what they seem, here is one example:

Someone forgot to close the doors during driving.

Customer wrote: “A car came from the side and throw some mud on one side of the car”.

This is not from a rubber tree, this is a tar damage.

Customer wrote: “When we returned the car they said that we parked near a “rubber tree”.

To polish the car took 2 hours with 3 persons by a special car care company called Power Wash.

We got a bill of 2000 THB for Bug and Tar removal. Lucky we got a discount 1000 THB, because we charged our customer only 500 THB.

Customer wrote: “That is bad business, a ripoff and a scam! If it really was rubber tree we would gladly pay the fine.”

BudgetCatcher is proud of offering customers rental cars upheld to specific cleanliness standards, similar to a table at your local restaurant. Turning tables and putting cars back into the rental fleet requires a standard cleaning routine, but if the car comes back excessively dirty, it can only be rented once it meets those standards.