Every Tesla in our Queen Creek fleet includes 200 miles per day, so a car rental in Queen Creek covers 400 miles over two days and 1400 over seven. Miles past that are billed per mile. Here is the simple math for planning a trip.
Key takeaways
- Each car in our fleet includes 200 miles per day, so the allowance grows by 200 for every rental day.
- Miles past the allowance are billed at the overage rate shown on each car's page.
- A 7 day rental includes 1400 miles, a 3 day rental includes 600.
- Pickup and delivery options include Sky Harbor International Airport and custom delivery locations of your choice.
How many miles are included with each car?
Every car we list includes 200 miles for each rental day. That is the same on the Tesla Model 3, the Model X and both Model Y cars, so you can compare cars on rate and features rather than mileage.
The 2026 Tesla Model 3 is $80 a day with 200 miles included each day and a $200 deposit. The 2022 Tesla Model X is $109 a day, also with 200 miles per day, and a $250 deposit.
The 2026 Tesla Model Y is $95 a day with 200 miles included and a $250 deposit. A second 2026 Tesla Model Y carries the same $95 rate, 200 daily miles and $250 deposit.
The deposit is a hold on your card, separate from the rental total. The table below puts every car side by side with live numbers.
| Car | Base rate | Deposit | Included miles | Each extra mile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 Tesla Model 3 | $80 per day, or $500 per week; minimum 2 days | $200 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2022 Tesla Model X | $109 per day, or $600 per week; minimum 2 days | $250 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
| 2026 Tesla Model Y | $95 per day; minimum 2 days | $250 | 200 a day | $0.45 |
What happens if you drive past the included miles?
Miles beyond your allowance are billed per mile, and the rate is $0.45 on the Model 3. The Model X, both Model Y cars and the Model 3 all use the same per-mile rate, shown as $0.45 on the Model X and $0.45 on the Model Y.
Only the miles past your allowance are charged. If your trip stays under the included miles, there is no mileage charge at all.
The diagram below walks through the choice. If your planned driving fits inside the allowance, you pay nothing extra. If it runs over, the extra miles are billed at the overage rate.
It helps to think of the allowance as a bank for the whole rental, not a daily cap. A light day followed by a heavy day still counts toward the same total, so plan the whole trip rather than each day alone.
How do the included miles add up over a longer rental?
The allowance is simple multiplication: 200 miles times the number of rental days. Here is the full range for a 1 to 7 day rental.
- 1 day: 200 included miles
- 2 days: 400 included miles
- 3 days: 600 included miles
- 4 days: 800 included miles
- 5 days: 1000 included miles
- 6 days: 1200 included miles
- 7 days: 1400 included miles
So a three day rental of the Model 3 at $80 a day comes with 600 miles, because 3 days at 200 miles a day is 600 included miles. The same math applies to every car in the fleet.
The chart below draws the rental total for 1 to 7 days, with and without an example 50 extra miles a day. In the cost chart's example, 50 extra miles a day are billed at $0.45 each.
We also offer weekly rentals on cars that carry a weekly rate. The booking page shows the weekly price for those cars.
Which car suits a longer day of driving?
All four cars share the same 200 daily miles and the same overage rate, so the choice comes down to space, comfort and features. The 2026 Tesla Model 3 is the lowest daily rate in the fleet at $80, and it carries adaptive cruise, heated and cooled seats, a 360 camera, GPS and navigation, and premium audio.
Adaptive cruise and lane-keep assist take some of the strain out of a long stretch of driving. The Model 3 also has all-wheel drive and a panoramic roof, which suits a couple or a solo traveler covering a lot of ground in a day.
The 2026 Tesla Model Y seats 5 and adds sunroof and remote start on top of similar comfort and safety features. It suits a small family or a group with luggage, at $95 a day.
The 2022 Tesla Model X seats 6 and is $109 a day. Choose it when you need the extra seat. For a head to head look, read Tesla Model Y vs Model 3 Rental in Queen Creek, AZ.
How do you plan a trip around the allowance?
Start with how many days you need the car, multiply by 200, and compare that number to the driving you expect. A short list of steps keeps it simple.
- Count your rental days and multiply by 200 to get your included miles.
- List the stops you plan to make and estimate the driving for the whole trip with a map app.
- Add a cushion for detours, errands and getting to your pickup and drop-off.
- If your estimate runs over, either add a rental day or budget for the overage rate on the extra miles.
- Pick your pickup spot: Sky Harbor International Airport, Queen Creek, Home Depot on South Power Road, or a custom delivery location of your choice.
Adding a day often gives you another 200 miles, which is worth weighing against paying per mile on a long trip. The minimum age on every car is 21. For cost context, see Car Rental Prices in Queen Creek, Arizona Compared.
A&O 320 Rentals can answer questions about your mileage plan before you book, and the booking page has the full details for each car.
Common questions
How many miles per day are included with a Tesla rental?
Each car in our fleet includes 200 miles per day. A 3 day rental includes 600 miles and a 7 day rental includes 1400 miles.
How much does the 2026 Tesla Model 3 cost per day?
The 2026 Tesla Model 3 is $80 a day with 200 miles included each day. The deposit is $200, held on your card and separate from the rental total.
What is the charge for extra miles?
Miles past your allowance are billed per mile. On the 2026 Tesla Model 3 the overage is $0.45 per mile, and the other cars list the same rate on their pages.
What is the minimum age to rent a Tesla in Queen Creek?
The minimum age listed for every car in our fleet is 21.
