Boise SUV Rentals

When you arrive at the car rental agency to pick up your SUV, you need to present a valid driving license with your photo on it and a credit card in the same name as the driving license. If you choose not to buy the rental car agency’s insurance, you also need to present proof that you have your own insurance, such as photocopies or screenshots of either your personal automobile insurance policy or a credit card policy.

The Boise Airport (BOI) has several on-site car rental agencies with desks located on the first floor, in the arrivals section near the baggage claim carousels. The rental vehicles themselves are parked just outside the baggage claim area. Agencies on site that have Boise SUV rentals in their fleets include Avis, Enterprise, Alamo, Hertz, Budget, and National. Once you collect your SUV, it is less than a 5-mile drive to Downtown Boise.

Many car rental agencies will allow their SUV rentals across the border into Canada. However, you must first obtain permission from the rental agency because they need to arrange paperwork and insurance. Most importantly, they need to issue you a Canadian non-resident card, which is proof of insurance that you must show to officials at the Canadian border. At the border, you must also present your valid driving license, your passport, and your car rental agreement.

KAYAK compares SUV rental prices from all major car rental companies such as Thrifty, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, Payless and more to find you the best deal.