r/HertzRentals rules, stats, and what to post
Know the rules before you post. So easy grandma can do it.
- To post
- No minimum in the rules
- To comment
- No minimum in the rules
- Self-promotion
- Not mentioned in the rules
- Links
- Not mentioned in the rules
- Promo risk
- Medium
- From the rules, not from removal counts
- Community age
- 6 years
- Since Dec 2019

About r/HertzRentals
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/HertzRentals: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.Checked from the r/HertzRentals rules on Reddit.
r/HertzRentals rules
1 rule, in the community's own words.
- 1
CDP Codes
Do not discuss CDP codes with the intention of unauthorized use.
What to post in r/HertzRentals
What fits the room, and what gets removed.
Works well
- A first person review of a recent Hertz rental, naming the vehicle class and airport, written as an experience share rather than a promo
- A practical comparison of rental tiers based on your own bookings, framed as advice for people choosing between them
- An honest breakdown of what President's Circle status actually gets you at major airports, told from real use
- A question post asking the community how they handle discounted rates legitimately, which invites advice instead of pushing a link
- A tip post about booking or pickup logistics that helps renters first and only mentions your product if someone asks
Avoid
- Posting or asking about CDP codes for unauthorized use, which is the one stated rule and the fastest way to get removed
- Framing a discount code as a loophole or a hack, since that reads exactly like the unauthorized use the rule bans
- Dropping a promo link with no rental question or experience behind it, which looks like spam even though promotion rules are not published
- Writing a post that is only an ad with no advice, story, or question for fellow renters
- Assuming corporate affiliation, because the moderator is a long time President's Circle member and not a Hertz employee
Best hours to post in r/HertzRentals
No pattern yet. r/HertzRentals does not have enough top posts from the last 90 days to name its best hours.
What r/HertzRentals Is For
This is a community for people who rent from Hertz and care about doing it well. The description covers rental tiers, favorite vehicles, President's Circle perks at major airports, discounted rates, tips, and general questions. People come here to share experiences, exchange advice, and connect with other Hertz fans. The moderator is not affiliated with Hertz. They are an enthusiast who has kept President's Circle status for ten years, so the room is run by a loyal customer, not by the company. That shapes the tone. This is a hobbyist and traveler space, not a corporate support channel.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
There is exactly one published rule here and it is called “CDP Codes”. It says do not discuss CDP codes with the intention of unauthorized use. CDP codes are the discount codes tied to special programs, and this rule is aimed at people sharing codes they are not entitled to use. If your post touches discount rates, keep it to rates and programs you can legitimately talk about. The moment your post reads like a workaround for getting discounts you do not qualify for, it is in danger. There are no published rules about promotion, links, or AI content, so the single CDP rule is the one that decides whether a marketing adjacent post survives.
What To Post
A good post here looks like a real rental story or a genuinely useful tip. If you are a founder doing respectful marketing, lead with something the community values from the description, like a comparison of rental tiers, an honest take on President's Circle perks at a specific airport, or a practical tip about booking rates. If your product touches travel or car rental, the natural move is to share what you learned while building it, framed as advice, and let people ask about what you do in the comments. Answer general questions when you can. Ask your own honest question about tiers, vehicles, or airport perks. The community rewards people who participate like renters first and marketers second.
What To Avoid
The only stated ban trigger is the “CDP Codes” rule. Do not post, ask about, or share CDP codes with the intention of unauthorized use. That means no threads about borrowing someone else's corporate or membership code to get a rate you are not entitled to. Beyond that single rule, the usual respectful marketing instincts still apply. A post that is only a pitch, with nothing useful for renters, will not earn a welcome even if no written rule names it. Keep your post inside the topics the description lists and away from discount code workarounds.
A note from Anthony
What stands out to me here is that the entire rulebook is one line about CDP codes, which tells you the community has already decided what its biggest pain point is. The moderator being a ten year President's Circle member rather than a Hertz employee also tells me this room respects lived experience over corporate polish. If you show up with a real rental story or a genuinely useful tip, you will fit right in. If you show up with a code to exploit, you will not.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog. Every guide is built from the community's own public rules and data, then checked by Rankhog's grounding audit before it goes live.
Common questions about r/HertzRentals
What subreddits are similar to r/HertzRentals?
Subreddits like r/HertzRentals are r/travel, r/TravelHacks, r/Shoestring, r/solotravel, r/roadtrip, r/ThailandTourism, r/VisitingIceland and r/unitedairlines.
Can I post about my own product or service here?
Yes, as long as it stays inside the description's topics like rental tiers, vehicles, President's Circle perks, discounted rates, tips, or general questions, and it does not touch CDP codes for unauthorized use.
Can I share a discount code I found?
No. The rule says do not discuss CDP codes with the intention of unauthorized use, so a discount code dressed up as a hack is exactly what the rule targets.
Are there rules about promotion or links?
The published rules cover only CDP codes. Promotion, links, and AI content are not addressed in the evidence, so the safe move is to keep any promotion light and genuinely useful.
What posts do well here?
The evidence shows no observed top posts for this community, so start with the topics in the description and read the room before posting.
Who runs this community?
It is run by an enthusiast who has held President's Circle status for 10 years and is not affiliated with Hertz, so treat it as a fan community, not a company channel.
Subreddits like r/HertzRentals
Other rooms for the same crowd.