About Avis

Avis discount codes and voucher codes are listed above. Underneath is how this company's codes work, what to settle before collection, and what an Avis discount code applies to.

About Avis

Avis is one of the longest-established car hire companies, operating from airports, city branches and rail stations across the UK and internationally. It shares a parent group with Budget, and the two run separate promotions, so a code issued for one will not work at the other.

Avis positions itself a step above the budget end of the market, with a corresponding fleet and a loyalty programme aimed at frequent business renters.

How the codes work here

This company uses a discount number system rather than simple promotional words. A code is entered in a dedicated field at the point of quoting rather than at checkout, and it changes the rates offered rather than deducting from a total already shown.

That has a practical consequence worth knowing: if you get a quote first and try to apply a code afterwards, you may need to start again. Enter it while searching, not after.

Where the cost accumulates

The rate covers the vehicle and basic cover with a large excess. Additional drivers, young driver surcharges, child seats, satellite navigation, one-way fees and fuel arrangements are all priced separately.

Excess reduction is the biggest of them. Bought at the desk it costs several times a standalone annual policy arranged in advance, so decide before travelling. Full-to-full is the fuel policy to prefer, and photographing the vehicle at collection and return remains the most useful two minutes of the whole transaction.

Using an Avis discount code

Enter the code while searching for rates rather than at the payment stage, then confirm the total and the cover terms together. These appear as Avis discount codes, offer codes and promotional numbers.

Codes normally reduce the vehicle rate and leave the extras untouched, which makes the effective saving smaller than the percentage suggests on a booking with several add-ons. Offers carry booking windows and travel-date ranges, and airport locations during school holidays are the periods least likely to be covered.