Arcadia car hire

The average price of fuel in Arcadia is R64,10 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a tank of fuel costs between R769 and R1 026, depending on the car size.

Intermediate (Ford Explorer or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Arcadia.

Car hire companies onsite at Los Angeles airport include Ace and Fox.

Take a look at our extensive car hire location map to find the best car hire deals near you.

An Intermediate car hire in Arcadia costs R538 per day, on average.

An Economy car hire in Arcadia costs R503 per day, on average.

A Full Size car hire in Arcadia costs R1 911 per day, on average.

Car rentals in Arcadia offer a wide range of rental cars. From one, you can hire an Economy rental, a wise option if traveling alone; a Compact or Sedan, perfect if you’ll use the vehicle with two or three other companions; or even a Minivan if you intend to travel with up to four other individuals. Besides having enough space to accommodate you, your companions, and your luggage, the Arcadia car rentals you’re considering hiring should be easily drivable to the destinations you intend to visit. Therefore, renting an Intermediate or Standard SUV in case you plan on driving to destinations served by dirt and gravel roads would be wise.

Speed limits in Arcadia vary by road. In this city, the limits are heavily enforced. To avoid being on the wrong side of traffic authorities, ensure you do not exceed 15 mph on a side-street and 25 mph on streets passing near built-up commercial districts, residential areas with houses, and schools. Additionally, you must not exceed 35 mph when passing near urban parts of the city that are sparsely built up, and when arriving at the city via highway, you must not exceed 65 mph as you approach the city.

If one of the reasons you’re hesitant about renting a vehicle from one of the car rentals in Arcadia is parking, worry not since this town is full of free on-street parking spots. Different on-street parking lots have differing time limits. Those close to the heart of the town, such as 55 Huntington Drive and San Juan Drive, have a time limit of two hours, while those a bit distant from the city center, like 405 Santa Anita Avenue, 329 San Miguel Drive, and 229 Santa Cruz Road, have a time limit of 11 hours.