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Third-party rental insurance (Bonzah, RentalCover, Allianz) vs CONRAC counter?

Verified: 2026-06-08

At a glance

Third-party CDW often $11–$15/day vs $15–$35 at counter — must decline agency LDW and follow policy exclusions.

What to know

Waiver math, claim prep & dashcam/disclosure — not duplicate shuttle tables

Coverage planning guide

Shuttle & pickup

Terminal Islands 1 & 16 → CONRAC (3150 S 160th St, SeaTac, WA 98188)

BandWaitNote
Off-peak5–8 minWeekday daytime
Peak10–15 minRush hours
Friday PM12–18 min~6 PM band

Out-the-door fees

Kayak base rate~$57/day
Facility charge (CFC)$7/day
Concession recovery (ACRF)11.1% (~$6/day)
Est. out-the-door~$70/day

What to expect on your trip

  • CONRAC agencies may equip select vehicles with dashcam or GPS telematics — exterior walk-around photos before leaving the garage protect you if prior damage is disputed.
  • Prior collision or damage history on your driving record does not automatically void CDW/LDW, but counters may raise deposit holds ($200–$750) or restrict exotic/SUV classes.
  • Bonzah, RentalCover, and Allianz OneTrip Rental Car Protector sell standalone collision damage waivers for $11–$15/day — often cheaper than CONRAC counter LDW ($15–$35/day).
  • These are real insurance policies (not rental-company waivers) — file claims with the insurer, not the agency.
  • Read exclusions: off-road, unauthorized drivers, and exotic vehicles.
Similar cars to consider
  • Compare total: 5-day Bonzah ~$55 vs counter LDW $125 — savings erode if you need primary Amex Premium anyway (~$25/rental flat).
Honest heads-up
Know this

Kayak averages hide CFC (~$7/day) and ACRF (11.1%) stacked on base rates. Compare all-in daily cost, not headline $/day.

Know this

Deposit holds are often confused with charges. At CONRAC, holds typically release 5–14 business days after return depending on bank batching.

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