That's when you know the operation they're running is a total scam and not based on fair business foundations.

The employee will simply say 'how much do you think is reasonable?'. When you realize that you weren't told the overtime fee at the beginning, you might ask them how much it is. Once you're back at the rental, even if you're just a couple minutes late, the employees will make sure you know that you're late. If you do roll over, the ATVs have rollover detectors that track that.

Odds are when you're rushing back, you'll rush through some narrower, angled trails, which might end up in a rollover. This urgency is made more acute by the ominous warning about overtime fees at the beginning of the rental. As a newbie to the area you won't know that the route is long, and you'll inevitably start rushing toward the end of the route to make it back to the pickup location in time once you realize where on the map you are and how much time you have left.

They intentionally leave vague the details about overtime fees and rollover fees, and then they provide you with a route that is very difficult to complete in a 2 hour allotment. Let me tell you how this business actually makes money.

Download full throttle off road