When hiring a car, it’s important to understand the fuel policy of the rental company so that you can plan your trip and budget accordingly. Here are some common fuel policies that rental companies may offer: 

• Full-to-full policy: With this policy, you’ll receive the car with a full tank of fuel and you’ll be required to return it with a full tank as well. This means you’ll only pay for the fuel you use during your rental period. 

• Pre-purchase policy: With this policy, you’ll be required to pay for a full tank of fuel upfront when you pick up the car. You’ll be able to return the car with any level of fuel, but you won’t receive a refund for any unused fuel. 

• Partial refund policy: With this policy, you’ll be required to pay for a full tank of fuel upfront when you pick up the car, but you’ll be able to return the car with any level of fuel. The rental company will refund you for any unused fuel, but usually with a service fee. 

• Pay-on-return policy: With this policy, you’ll be able to return the car with any level of fuel, and the rental company will fill up the tank for you and charge you for the fuel used at a higher price than a gas station. 

Make sure to check the fuel policy before you book a car, and choose the policy that suits your needs best. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to ask the rental company for clarification.