Enterprise Rent-A-Car UK issued a £250 damage charge after my recent rental, but have refused to provide any clear or verifiable proof that the alleged damage occurred while the vehicle was in my care — despite multiple requests. The only evidence provided was a set of tyre photos that lacked timestamps or any reliable metadata. In fact, the images show different road surfaces and even different weather conditions, strongly suggesting they were taken at different times or in different locations. No signed inspection report was shared from the time of collection. I returned the vehicle, a courtesy car provided via Porsche Assistance, to the agreed third-party location. Enterprise collected it from there — yet have not been able to provide any transparent documentation confirming the condition of the vehicle at that moment. It feels like a one-sided process with no real obligation on their part to prove anything before applying a maximum excess charge. To make matters worse, the alleged "damage" is incredibly minor and barely visible. I’ve now escalated the matter to the BVRLA. I would strongly advise anyone to avoid renting from Enterprise. This experience has been frustrating, disappointing, and frankly feels like a way for them to extract fees without accountability.