The picture from Sunday at 3:12 was shortly after the incident and the picture at the mobile airport is when I returned the vehicle. The picture from Friday when I originally noticed the issue. Attached to this complaint are pictures of the car trip information with psi. I am not sure if this is the proper authority to handle this matter but I do believe an investigation of some sort is necessary. If the tire pressure on this vehicle was not checked I am confident there are others with the same or similar issues. When I retired to the hertz location at bush intercontinental, I spoke with alec, a manager at the location, and he confirmed that it is standard protocol that tire pressure is checked for all returned vehicles. I do not believe that this incident was a result of manufacture issues, I do however believe that negligence on behalf of the rental car company in maintain the vehicle resulted in the vehicle hydroplaning. I called hertz emergency road assistance to notify them of the incident and was advised to drive to the closest open location which was over 130 miles from the accident, since the vehicle was still operable. The vehicle hydroplaned and slid across the highway, eventually making one or more 360 turns until stopping. After making this call I was in an auto accident. I was advised to notify the location upon returning the vehicle.

I immediately called hertz emergency road assistance (8006544174) and notified them of the issue. The front two tires were at about 44psi, the rear drivers side tire was at 59psi and the rear passenger tire was at about 40psi. About 2 hours into my trip I checked the vehicle information and discovered that the tire pressure was not at manufactures specifications (35psi). I rented a vehicle from hertz at george bush intercontinental airport in houston, texas Friday may 18, 2018.

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