pkphilip

Don't really need to buy anything, you could bring your own GPS and car seats.

ADW is like optional insurance. If you have Roadside Plus, then you can confidently waived the ADW http://www.icbc.com/autoplan/optional/roadsideplus/rental-vehicle

If you are using your credit card's benefit, please read the fine print as many cards will require you to pay up-front, then they will reimburse you (it could take some time as they need to "investigate").

Since I am constantly dealing with credit card's warranty service (more like insurance companies), the process for the end-user is relatively long and drag for weeks, I would suggest if you don't like hassles, just buy the ADW.

Before you even drive the rental car away, make note of any damages, rock chips, scratch paints and write that on the check list. My last rental has paint damages on every angle of the car and I literally filled up the whole checklist with numbers... LOL

Philip