5 Car Rental Brands in Lanseria, South Africa

The store is very deceptive with various hidden charges. Renters should be very cautious. It’s difficult to seek justice if problems arise later, as there are communication barriers and unclear explanations. They only ask for your signature without thoroughly explaining each charge. You realize the issue when returning the car, as they charge your credit card in numerous ways.

Reviewed: May 15, 2019

The staff at Lanseria is clearly incompetent and not shy of lying to your face. When I collected the car on the 26th of December it was clear that I needed cross border papers to visit Swaziland. The lady behind the counter promised me that she would arrange the papers and that I would be able to collect them after 48 hours. When I called on the morning of the 31st nobody knew anything about any cross border papers. I drove out to Lanseria to find out what to do because I was travelling to Swaziland on the 2nd of January. I spoke to the branch manager who assured me that he had already sent the email to head office requesting the cross border papers and that there was a fait chance of getting the papers on the 2nd of January. When I arrived at 8 o'clock on the morning of the 2nd of January, once again nobody knew anything about my cross border papers. The branch manager was sick at home and the supervisor had no idea what to do about it. I urged him to phone the branch manager who replied that he would send the email to head office immediately. This is what he said he had done on the 31st of December! After getting upset with the the supervisor, he called the head office and no one answered. He told me to wait for an hour and he would try again. Once again I had to get upset with the supervisor to make him call the head office until someone would answer. Finally he took the hint and after 45 minutes of phone calls and filling in forms I got my cross border papers. All of this could have been avoided if the lady had organised the cross border papers when I collected the vehicle on the 26th of December.

Reviewed: Jan 19, 2019