Mileage management
How does mileage overrun work?
A mileage limit is not an arbitrary penalty; it is part of pricing. The package reflects wear and depreciation. If you exceed the limit, a per-km fee applies as written in the contract.
- The limit appears on the booking screen and in the contract
- Overrun is billed per km; this page states no fixed amount
- A low package plus high overrun can cost more than a higher package
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This page explains what a mileage limit means, how overrun is billed, and the short- vs long-term difference.
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Short- and long-term renters, field teams, sales fleets, and companies planning multi-location use.
Süreç özeti
Define usage, read limit and unit fee in the quote, track km during the term; overrun closes at return in short-term, or at period end / mid-term revision in long-term.
Limit, overrun, and billing order
Package choice drives total cost: a low limit plus high overrun can beat a higher package upfront. Compare package plus likely overrun—not the daily rate alone.
Short-term overrun closes with the return odometer reading. Long-term uses period-end settlement or early package revision; which model applies is stated in the contract.
1
Write down the usage profile
Clarify city vs intercity use and expected monthly km. Use last period’s actuals when you have them. In a fleet, set different limits by role.
2
Read the limit and unit fee
See the period limit and the per-km overrun fee on the same quote or contract line.
3
Track km during the term
If actual use drifts from the limit, mid-term package revision may be possible when the contract allows it.
4
Close overrun at return or period end
Use the km on the return or period document. Read the invoice as package plus overrun—not the daily rate alone.
