Enterprise Corporate codes are heavily discounted rates negotiated between a company and Enterprise. These are a great way to save on car rentals, but you need to be very careful when using them.
Specifically, you need to make sure you’re eligible to use a corporate code before applying it to your next car rental. There are a lot of risks associated with using a code that you don’t qualify for. To begin with, you’ll most likely be asked for identification to prove you’re associated with the company whose code you’re using. If you can’t prove you are associated with that organization, there’s a good chance your rental will be denied.
Even more important, if you get into a car accident, you could have a big issue with your insurance claim if the rental is tied to a corporate account and their business insurance. Often times the claim will go back to the company with the negotiated rate, not to you. This could mean huge delays in getting reimbursement and possibly a claim denial.
Here are some Enterprise corporate codes that are currently available:
Accenture XZ15J55
Ernst & Young (EY Business) XZ24R05
Ernst & Young (EY Leisure) XZ24R06
Honeywell Personal Use XZ24HC3
IBM Corporate 5666666
PwC XZ42116
Raytheon XZ10C04
FAQs about Enterprise Corporate Code
Q: Can you do one-way rentals with Enterprise?
One-way rentals are allowed with Enterprise. Prices increase when booking one-way and they come in the form of either 1) drop fee or 2) rate increase.
Q: Does Enterprise offer any AAA discounts?
Sadly, they discontinued their program with AAA quite a number of years back. That said, their relationship with their Canadian counterpart is still alive and so if you have a CAA membership, make sure to get 5% discount.
Q: Does Costco offer savings with Enterprise?
Yes, visit the Costco Travel page for USA and Canada.
Q: Does Enterprise offer discounts for AARP members?
No, Enterprise does not have a partnership with AARP. They only have arrangements with Avis, Budget, and Payless Car Rental.
Q: Does Enterprise have corporate codes?
Yes, Enterprise has corporate codes however they have gotten very strict in checking for ID.
