
To keep our cars in top condition, here are a few rules we ask you to follow while using them.
– Return the vehicle refuelled and clean, in the same condition as at handover.
– Keep the vehicle’s fluids topped up (check and, if necessary, refill fluids, in particular engine oil, brake fluid and coolant).
– The car is under constant GPS monitoring – the renter must observe the messages and warnings issued by the company’s monitoring centre and the lessor regarding use of the vehicle.
– Maintain the vehicle in good visual and technical condition (wash the car by hand only).
– Follow the rules in the car’s manual, above all cooling and warming up the oil and other components (gearbox, engine, differential) before and after every drive.
– Do not exceed 3500 rpm until the oil reaches a temperature of at least 80°C.
– Smoking, transporting animals and carrying similar substances that may damage the upholstery are not allowed in the vehicle.
– Inform the lessor about every warning light and every message shown on the dashboard.
– Use only Pb98/100 petrol, or diesel in the case of diesel-engined vehicles.
– Refuel only at stations of brands such as Orlen, BP and Shell.
– Observe speed limits and comply with traffic regulations.
– Do not carry more passengers or a greater load than stated in the vehicle registration document, whether occasionally or as planned.
– Do not use the rented vehicle to tow or jump-start other vehicles.
– Do not transport corrosive or soiling materials, or items with sharp edges that could damage or dirty the vehicle.
– Do not transport materials, substances or items whose possession is prohibited by law.
– If replaceable parts are damaged, the renter is required to settle the value of the damage when returning the car.
– In the event of a total loss, the renter undertakes to pay the difference between the value of the car and the amount paid out by the insurer.