Hourly car service in Temecula, step by step
Booking by the hour works best when we know roughly how the day will go. These are the questions we ask.
When does the day start and end
Give us the first pickup time and an estimate of the last drop-off. If the plan is loose, say so. We agree the hours with you at booking and can talk through what happens if the day runs long.
Where are the stops
Send the addresses for each stop in the order you expect. For wine country, name the wineries. The tasting rooms along Rancho California Road and De Portola Road are spread out, and the order can make a difference.
Who is riding
One SUV seats up to six with luggage. A larger group needs two cars, and we time them together. Mention anyone with mobility needs or who needs a child seat, which we bring on request.
Reservations and tickets
If you have a dinner reservation or tickets to a show, send the time. We plan the day backward from it so you are never rushing.
What to bring
Purchases from the tasting rooms, gift boxes and shopping bags all ride with you. Mention bulky items and we plan the room.
Weddings and group days
When a day involves a bridal party or a group of friends, hourly booking keeps everyone moving. Send the schedule for the day and the pickup addresses, and we line up the cars. For vineyard ceremonies on De Portola Road, a drop at the entrance means no one crosses a gravel lot in dress shoes.
Spreading the cost across a group
An SUV with six friends often works out well for a tasting day, because the fixed price is shared and nobody spends the afternoon watching the clock. Ask us for the figure at booking and we give it to you plainly.
Changes along the way
Plans shift. If a tasting runs long or a dinner moves, call 747-309-0639 and we adjust the route.
Ending the day
Tell us where the final stop is, whether home, a hotel or the airport. If you will be at Ontario or San Diego late, see our airport car service in Temecula.
