Welcome to the heart of the Alps! Discover the captivating landscapes of Tirol behind the wheel of your ideal rental car. From sporty convertibles for summer cruising to sturdy 4x4s perfect for winter ski trips, our selection is tailored to your adventures. With flexible booking, comprehensive insurance options, and friendly customer service, we ensure a hassle-free experience. Pick up your vehicle at convenient locations across Tirol and start your journey through picturesque valleys and up panoramic mountain roads with the freedom only a private car can offer.
Free cancellation and modifications 24 hours before your pick up. Less than 24 hours - 50 EUR cancellation fee will apply.
We offer exclusive rates with maximum discounts. Our prices are the most profitable and always lower than retail prices from car rental companies.
Taxes, Airport Fee, Third Party Liability Protection, CDW & Basic Insurance, Unlimited Milage* and breakdown Assistance.
Discover the majestic region of Tirol, Austria, with the convenience of a rental car. The average cost of renting a car in Tirol varies depending on several factors including vehicle size, rental duration, and the time of year. During the off-peak season, travelers might find a compact car for around €30 to €45 per day, while prices in the peak winter and summer seasons can increase significantly.
Those looking for more space or a touch of luxury can expect to pay upwards of €50 to €100 per day for mid-size to full-size vehicles. Visitors planning to indulge in Tirol's renowned ski resorts might consider renting an SUV with winter tires and ample space for equipment, with prices averaging €70 to €120 per day. Additionally, many rental companies offer discounts for extended rentals, so booking for a week or longer could provide better value.
It's worth noting that apart from the base rental costs, additional fees for insurance, GPS, car seats, and winter equipment may apply. For the best rates, early booking, especially during high season, is always advisable. Plus, always compare prices across various rental companies, including options in nearby Carinthia, and book in advance to secure the best deal. Do remember to check the terms and conditions thoroughly before finalizing your rental to avoid any surprises.
At the rental company office, you may be required to provide an international driving licence.
For a serene experience driving through the picturesque landscapes of Tirol, consider opting for comprehensive insurance coverage. This full insurance policy is available through our website or can be acquired directly at the Tirol rental office. It is designed to cover most forms of damage. Each vehicle comes with specific insurance details, which will be outlined in your insurance document, so please review it carefully.
If you're planning to journey from Tirol into the surrounding countries with your rental car, make sure to consult the Border Crossing guidelines ahead of time. This information is crucial to know which country borders are permissible for crossing in your rented vehicle from Austria.
Our patrons have access to current discounts and special offers, particularly for rentals in Tirol. By booking well in advance – typically 2-4 months before your rental starts in the off-peak season, or 3-6 months before the peak season – you can capitalize on discounts of up to 80%. Occasionally, you might even find a rare deal, allowing you to rent a car for as low as EUR 1 per day. Similar great deals are also available in nearby Innsbruck. Locked-in prices at booking can be canceled without charge up to 24 hours before your rental begins.
Our website hosts the cancellation form to manage your booking. The standard conditions in Tirol include: - Free cancellation up to 24 hours before rental commencement- A EUR 50 fee for cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance- Full rental charge applies for cancellations at or after the rental start time.Special offer terms may differ, so review them diligently to ensure your travel plans to Tirol are well-prepared.
If you wish to return your rented car to a different city after traversing through Tirol, use the "return to another place" filter in your search. This will display all rental providers that allow for such services, whether you're heading to Salzburg or other destinations. The prices shown on our website will include the applicable one-way fee.
If your driving licence is issued in the EU/EEA, it is accepted throughout Austria without an international permit. For licences in non-Latin scripts (e.g. Arabic, Chinese, Japanese), an International Driving Permit (IDP) is required alongside your original licence. It's always a good idea to carry an IDP as a backup.
Car rental prices in Tirol are generally lowest during the off-season (November–March for European destinations). Booking 4–8 weeks in advance can also secure significantly lower rates. Avoid major holidays and local events when demand peaks. Comparing prices on Cars Scanner helps find the best deals year-round.
Most major rental companies at airports in Austria have extended operating hours or 24-hour counters. If your flight is delayed, contact the rental company as soon as possible. Many offer a grace period of 1–2 hours. If the delay is significant, they can usually reschedule your pick-up to the next day without penalty — just call ahead.
The excess (or deductible) is the maximum amount you'd pay out of pocket if the car is damaged or stolen. In Austria, this typically ranges from €500 to €2,000 depending on the vehicle class. You can reduce or eliminate the excess by purchasing additional coverage such as Super CDW or booking full-coverage insurance through Cars Scanner.
Yes, Austria has toll roads on many motorways. Tolls are typically paid at booths or electronically. Costs vary by distance — a cross-country trip can range from €10 to €50+. Some rental cars come with an electronic toll device for a daily fee. Ask your rental company about toll options when picking up the car.
Many rentals in Tirol come with unlimited mileage, especially for weekly bookings. However, some economy deals may include a daily cap (e.g. 200–300 km/day) with extra charges per kilometre beyond the limit. Always check the mileage policy in your booking confirmation — unlimited mileage offers the best value for longer trips.
If you have an accident in Tirol:
Your rental insurance will cover damages within the agreed terms.
If you receive a traffic fine while driving in Austria, the rental company will typically forward it to you along with an administration fee (€20–50). Pay the fine promptly to avoid escalation. If you disagree, you can appeal through the issuing authority. Always photograph any unclear signage as evidence. Keep your rental agreement handy for reference.