whoever wrote this topic, get over it. i work for enterprise, and i can guarantee you that if those tires went out new and came back new, there would be no problem. however, if they went out new and came back in the position that your son was accused of, then it is just. were you in the car with your son at all times he was driving the vehicle? im sure you can remember when you and your friends were 18 and in a vehicle that you didnt have to pay for. c'mon, im sure your son isnt a perfect angel. enterprise maitenence their vehicles every 5000 km or manufacture instructions, and that includes tires. during the walk around at the beggining of the rental, this is something that we go over, and if the tires were bare, it would have been noticed. it costs us next to noting to replace tires, as long as it is due to wear and tear over time. besides, they have tests that they can run to determine how quickly tread has been worn off of a tire, so im sure that theese charges are just. to come on a website and bash us with the intent to destroy or business, is completly immature. im sure you taught your son well