JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE MULTI DAY RENTAL

How far in advance do I need to make reservations?

We recommend at least 1 to 2 weeks in advance for holidays, but we often have Jeeps available if you call us the same day.

How many people fit in a Jeep?

Our four-door Wranglers have five seatbelts–great if you have children, or adults who don’t appreciate crawling over the front seat to get in.

Where can I go?

Our Jeeps are permitted on ALL open public roads and 4×4 trails. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff will help you find trails suitable to your interests and desired level of adventure. We are happy to review trail maps with you so that you will know how to find the trail, what you may expect with the current conditions, and how to handle the more adventurous parts of the trail. We have our favorite trails to recommend, but there are thousands of miles of trails in the area, so you will never run out of places to explore

How many miles are included with my Jeep rental?

Rental rates include up to 150 miles per day (averaged over multi-days) and $0.35 per mile after that.

What if it rains?

It is unusual to get enough rain that it causes problems or closures on our trails. Our Jeeps are fully enclosable so that you may still enjoy the trails in comfort.

What if I get stuck or lost or break down?

We are your first call for any questions or issues! We provide you with thorough trail information, it is unusual for our guests to encounter any difficulties or problems, but it does occasionally happen. If you have any questions or difficulties, please do not hesitate to call us immediately. We are happy to answer trail questions, render assistance, or coordinate any necessary recovery you may need.

Do I need “off-road” insurance?

“Off-road” is one of the most commonly misused terms in our business. Although what we do has commonly been called “offroading” for years, that is NOT what we actually do. Jeep renters, and all public road users in this area, are required to stay ON-roads. “Off” road is when you leave the established road or trail and go romping willy-nilly across the landscape. “On”-road is when you are driving on a named, numbered, public road or “trail” that is an established thoroughfare. Even roads like Broken Arrow and Diamondback Gulch are recognized public roads. So, even though we are using un-paved roads, we are not going “off” road.

What about bathrooms?

Some areas have restrooms nearby, but for more remote areas you may expect bathroom stops to consist of thick patches of trees or shrubs. You may wish to carry toilet paper in a ziplock bag in order to pack out used paper products. Please keep our forests and trails clean—pack out your trash!

What happens if I damage the Jeep?

We all make mistakes from time to time, and occasionally, one of our guests has an unplanned encounter with a rock, resulting in a dented bumper or mangled fender. Our goal is just to get the Jeep fixed and back out on the trail. The most common damage to Jeeps is very inexpensive, and can be settled immediately. If you have a minor mishap on the trail, here is what you might expect to pay: – Fender flare: $300 – Bumpers: $1,000 – Shock: $150 – Windshield: $550 – Tire: $350 For more extensive damage requiring a body shop, most guests choose to submit a claim to their auto insurance company to cover the cost. Most importantly, we want everyone to be safe and have fun. Jeeps are replaceable, you and your family are not. We build and maintain our Jeeps for the utmost safety and capability on our local trails. The most common error is just driving a little too fast. In the rocky terrain or Arizona’s more adventurous trails, you are literally moving at a walking or even a crawling speed

Will I be charged a cleaning fee if I bring the Jeep back dirty?

Usually not. We are in the Jeep business and understand that Jeeps will get dirty. We say “The only time you are likely to be charged a cleaning fee is if there is mud above the headlights or dripping off the upholstery.” Our goal is to be able to clean the Jeep quickly and have it ready for the next guest. Very rarely a Jeep is so dirty that we have to take it out of service to properly clean and prepare it for the next customer. Here are some circumstances where cleaning fees ranging from $25 to $150 may be charged: If a guest returns the Jeep with muddy upholstery, we will not be able to use that Jeep for about 24 hours or the time it takes for us to shampoo the seats and let them dry. If a guest returns the Jeep with so much mud that it is clogging the engine, transmission, brakes or other critical systems of the Jeep, we will not be able to clean and return that Jeep to service quickly.