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How many kilometers can drivers travel with my vehicle?

The limit is 300 km per day in Uruguay and Mexico, and 200 in Argentina, the same for every car. What's charged for the excess.

The standard limit is 300 kilometres per day in Uruguay and Mexico, and 200 in Argentina. It's the same for every car listed in each country: there's no unlimited mileage and no per-vehicle limits.

Where the driver sees it

On your car's page, before booking, together with the price per extra kilometre. For example: «300 km per day included · 1,200 km in total for your 4 days. Extra km: $5 UYU». It also appears at checkout and in the trip details.

Car page in the app: 300 km per day included, 1,200 km in total for 4 days, with the extra km at $5 UYU

Fee per excess kilometre

Country

Km per day

Extra km

🇦🇷 Argentina

200 km

0.25 USD, charged in Argentine pesos

🇺🇾 Uruguay

300 km

5 UYU

🇲🇽 Mexico

300 km

0.25 USD

The excess amount is passed on to the host in full.

Your responsibility

Checking the mileage at the start and at the end of the rental:

  • Check and record the odometer when you hand over the car.

  • Check it again at return, to work out the total distance driven.

  • Tell the driver about the daily limit and the excess fee from the start.

  • Keep a record of the kilometres in case there's a claim.

How the excess is charged

If you find an excess, report it within 48 hours after the rental ends using this form. TripWip charges the amount to the driver and then pays it into your account.

Values verified on September 17, 2026.

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