Compare Car Hire in Southeast Texas

If you need to make changes to your itinerary, nearly all prepaid rentals qualify for a complete refund. Cancellations will need to be made a minimum of six hours ahead of the scheduled collection time. Double-check the agreement for any exclusions. Your itinerary will have more details, or head over to our Customer Service Portal for more information.

Small in size but big on perks, economy vehicles are the first choice for many in Southeast Texas. They’re a breeze to handle and park, which is ideal if you’ll be doing lots of city driving. And with great fuel-efficiency, these dependable wheels will have you touring around on the cheap. Want a larger car? Check out our range of mid-size, full-size or premium vehicles.

Check out ratings and reviews, choose your preferred car type and compare prices from the most popular brands. Expedia makes it easy to score the best deal on your rental wheels. Combine your Southeast Texas car rental with hotel or flight bookings and hit the road with even more in your wallet.

If you’re aged 21 and over, you can rent a car in Southeast Texas. Keep in mind that rental companies will charge young drivers an additional fee, which helps cover the higher accident or damage risk involved. Also, young drivers are generally restricted from renting luxury cars or larger vehicles. Carefully read the fine print before you book so there are no surprises when it’s time to pick up the keys.

The essentials are a valid driver’s license and a credit card in the same name. Most car rental companies will offer you insurance, which is optional. But you may have to provide proof of alternative coverage if you choose to opt out. We recommend checking with your rental provider to avoid any issues.

Yes. Expedia partners with reputable suppliers that offer long-term rentals for many car classes. Book one of our long-term car rental deals and explore every nook and cranny of Southeast Texas — or beyond!

Some Southeast Texas companies will rent to drivers under 25, and others won’t. Age policies differ between suppliers, so you’ll want to do your homework. Also, find out if there are extra costs. Some outlets will pass on a surcharge to young drivers between 21 and 24. Always look through the terms and conditions to avoid any surprise fees.