Rent a Car · Guide
Many rentals include a daily kilometre allowance, and driving beyond it is charged per extra kilometre — the allowance and rate depend on the business, so if you plan long or out-of-city trips, agree an appropriate limit or an unlimited package up front.


A mileage limit is the distance included in your daily rate. Stay within it and there is nothing extra to pay; go beyond it and the additional distance is usually charged at a set rate per kilometre. City-only allowances tend to be smaller, since local driving covers less ground.
Not every rental works this way — some offer unlimited-mileage packages, and with a driver the terms are often framed around the route rather than a strict figure. Always ask what allowance is included and what extra distance costs before you book.
If you are heading to Murree, Naran, Lahore or anywhere well beyond the twin cities, a standard city allowance can run out quickly. Estimate your total distance in advance and ask for a higher limit or an unlimited option so you are not caught by per-kilometre charges.
For multi-day tours, confirm whether the allowance is counted per day or across the whole hire. Getting the mileage terms in writing means you can plan your route with a clear idea of the final cost.
Good to know

The extra distance is usually charged per kilometre at a set rate. The rate depends on the business, so confirm it up front and, for long trips, agree a higher or unlimited allowance in advance.
Often yes — some businesses offer unlimited-mileage packages, and with a driver the terms are frequently based on the route. Ask when you enquire, especially if you plan long-distance travel.
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