Originally Posted by
AutoSlash
This is wording from Amex that we have seen, albeit the information is from a number of years back:
"In no event shall coverage be provided when the Cardmember rents a Rental Auto beyond 30 consecutive days from the same Rental Company, regardless of whether the original agreement is extended, or a new written agreement is entered into, or a new vehicle is rented. Additionally, no coverage will be provided when the Primary Renter rents a Rental Auto for more than 30 consecutive days out of a 45-day period within the same geographic market/location (75-mile radius).”
That clause is definitely a long time ago lol, as it’s not in the current terms for a couple years at least.
To answer op’s questions: hertz does not rewrite the contract like some other companies. You will literally be getting a contract for several months (63 days and more are considered multi-month). They instead will send you a form to report back mileage every month (maybe tell you to swap the car or whatever). So you have to book separate reservations instead.