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Compare rental cars from top brands in Hialeah with Road Genius. From affordable cars to luxury SUVs and minivans, you'll find vehicles at great prices in convenient locations. Pick up in downtown Hialeah for lower rates or choose Miami International Airport for 24/7 service and the widest selection, both only minutes away.
| Location | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Miami International Airport (MIA, 5-10 miles / 8-16 km) | • Rental Car Center houses all major brands • Open 24/7 • MIA Mover tram provides quick access • Widest vehicle selection |
• Airport fees add approximately 18% to rental cost • 15-20 minutes total transit time from terminal to car • Can be crowded during peak travel periods |
| Hialeah city locations (W 49th St, etc.) | • Lower rates without airport fees • Less waiting time • Convenient for local residents |
• Limited hours (most close by 6PM) • Some closed on Sundays • Smaller vehicle selection • Transportation needed to reach them |
| Nearby Miami city locations | • Often cheaper than airport • Some offer extended hours |
• Traffic congestion when traveling to/from Hialeah • Limited weekend hours at some locations |
On average, car rentals in Miami - Hialeah cost around $75 per day, with the lowest-priced rentals starting at $35 per day.
Skip the airport markup: Picking up in Hialeah city branches usually cuts about 18% in fees vs Miami International's Rental Car Center. A quick rideshare to W 49th St can pay for itself fast.
Peak season? Lock it in early: Winter (Dec–Apr) sends prices soaring across South Florida. Grab a free-cancellation booking 3-4 weeks out, then re-check the week before you arrive and rebook if rates drop.
Tweak your dates: A 7-day "weekly" rate often beats renting for 5–6 separate days. Moving pickup to a weekday can also shave off extra dollars—play with the calendar before you click confirm.
Fill up in Hialeah, not at MIA: Gas stations on W 49th St or E 4th Ave are typically 40–60¢/gal cheaper than the ones hugging the airport and SR-826. Top off there before returning the car.
Go compact for city driving: Narrow streets, mall garages and metered spots are easier (and cheaper) with a smaller car. Unless you're hauling a family reunion, pocket the savings and stress less.
Check toll math: The flat $5/day toll package makes sense if you're blasting up I-95 to Fort Lauderdale daily. If you're mostly local, pay-as-you-go using your own SunPass or the rental's built-in tag can cost less.
Hialeah downtown: Mix of metered and timed free spots
Shopping centers: Free at Westland Mall and most shopping plazas
Miami downtown/Brickell: Paid garages
Miami Beach: Metered street spots or garages; use Park Mobile app
Speed limits: 25-35 mph on city streets, 45 mph on major roads
Book a car rental so you can get to:
Downtown Miami – Bayside Marketplace, Pérez Art Museum
Miami Beach – South Beach, Art Deco Historic District
Everglades (Shark Valley) – wildlife viewing, airboat rides
Fort Lauderdale – beaches, Las Olas Boulevard
Do I need to speak Spanish to get around Hialeah?
No, a lot of people speak Spanish in Hialeah, but you'll find that people understand English at almost all businesses and rental car locations. Road signs are in English, and you can get by just fine without knowing Spanish.
Where can I find affordable parking in Miami Beach?
You'll find city-owned garages are cheaper than street parking for longer stays. The 17th Street Garage and 7th Street Garage offer lower rates than garages in the heart of South Beach. You can use the ParkMobile app to pay and add more time from your phone.
How do I handle toll roads around Hialeah?
Most rental companies will offer you a toll package for a daily fee (about $5 a day, up to $25–$30 for your whole rental), and then you also pay for the tolls you use. The local expressways only use electronic tolling, so you can't pay a toll collector using cash.
Is it better to rent at the airport or in Hialeah?
Renting at the airport is convenient because they offer 24/7 service, but it costs about 18% more because of airport fees. Locations in Hialeah have lower rates, but they aren't open as long. If you fly into MIA, renting at the airport is easiest. If you're already in Hialeah, you might save money by using a local branch.
What is the best time to avoid traffic when driving in the Miami area?
You'll find less traffic during midday (10 AM–2 PM) on weekdays and early in the morning on weekends. Try to avoid driving during the peak rush hours of 7–9 AM and 4–7 PM on weekdays, especially on I-95, SR-826 (Palmetto Expressway) and SR-836 (Dolphin Expressway).
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