Enjoy your vacation to the fullest with Car Hire Tyler Airport. Our unlimited Mileage feature will ensure you don't miss any of the areas fascinating sites.

From £11 a day you can travel in comfort with our reliable cars. We have many collection points available for you to select as well as drop off locations for when you return your car.

Simply contact us today for your low rate package and visit Tyler much sooner.

Car Rental Tyler Airport have created a standard package that is automatically provided to all customers. This includes Unlimited Mileage, Premium Locations Fee, Collision Damage Waiver (CDW), Vehicle Theft Waiver, VAT Local Tax and Breakdown Assistance.

If you require any extras simply contact our friendly staff or select the options required from our online booking form such as GPS, Child Seats or even additional drivers.

When you collect your vehicle our knowledgeable staff will show you to your freshly cleaned car, which will come with a full tank of fuel.

Tyler Airport was opened in 1937 and was used as a training station for the US Army throughout the Second World War.

The airport is now used for several flights with America with airlines such as American Eagle which connects to Dallas and Fort Worth and Continental Airlines connecting to Houston.

After collecting your Car Hire Tyler Airport you will find that road links in the area are excellent. From the airport you can drive to the Tyler within 10 minutes or surrounding towns such as Jacksonville and Lindale. Visitors can also access the town if coming from Dallas which is approximately 90 miles drive away via the Interstate Highway 20.

A great attraction once you get into the town is Lake Tyler which spans to around 2400 acres. Created in 1949 locals and visitors are free to hire boats and cruise the lake or simply stroll around the park. Guests are welcome to fish and camp onsite if the wish to do so.

Located on Eat Oakwood Street is Cotton Belt Depot Train Museum. Which operated railway services for residents and travellers from 1905 to 1956. Later in 1988 the station was transformed into the museum where approximately 250 new guests visit each month.

Inside the museum which is open on weekdays, guests will find many exhibits such as the Bragg Collection which contains over 1500 railway cars. Other items include pictures from former members of staff.