The American Express Platinum card benefits at Hertz include reduced rates and other privileges on Hertz car rentals. The American Express Platinum card also offers free membership in the Hertz Gold Plus rewards program. Some of the best benefits you get at Hertz with this card are:
Free one-car-class upgrades.
Expedited service.
Up to 4 hours grace period when returning the vehicle late with no penalty.
Automatic 15% - 25% discount on all rentals, along with Hertz points.
Pick pretty much any car you want, without a reservation.
Add your spouse/partner as a driver.
To get the benefits, just pay for a Hertz rental with your American Express Platinum card and include “CDP #211762” in your reservation.
With the American Express Platinum card you also earn several other statement credits (for Uber, hotels, and more), 0% foreign transaction fee, and travel insurance. On top of that, this card comes with an initial bonus of 80,000 points for spending $6,000 in the first 6 months.
The American Express Platinum card car rental insurance covers cardholders for up to $75,000 in collision damage and theft for vehicles rented with the American Express Platinum card or American Express rewards points. To get the American Express Platinum card car rental insurance coverage, you must decline the rental agency’s supplemental insurance policy. To make a American Express Platinum card rental car insurance claim, call (800) 338-1670 within 30 days of a covered incident.
There are a few exceptions you should be aware of, though. And there...
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