Turo Gift Card FAQ

Yes. You can redeem more than one gift card to the same Turo account, and the combined credit applies to future trips until it is used up.

The credit applies to a trip's total cost on Turo, including the daily rate, protection plans, fees, and extras when booking from a local host on turo.com or the Turo app.

Through Dyme, Turo gift cards are available from $25 to $200. Directly on turo.com you can load between $25 and $2,000 per card, and multiple cards can be added to a cart in one order.

No. Turo gift cards do not expire. Once the code is added to a Turo account, the trip credit stays available indefinitely until it is spent.

Once you redeem the code, your available credit shows in the payment or credits section of your Turo account. Turo does not have a standalone balance-check page; you need to log in to see the current amount.

Turo treats gift cards like cash. Per their terms, Turo is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged gift cards or for unauthorized use. There is no replacement for a missing unredeemed card, so redeem the code to your account as soon as you receive it.

No. Turo gift cards are redeemable only as credit on Turo's own platform. They cannot be used at traditional rental companies such as Hertz, Enterprise, or Budget.

No. Turo gift card credit cannot be redeemed for cash and cannot be transferred to another account, except where required by law.

Turo supports buying multiple gift cards in one order. For larger bulk programs, third-party platforms such as GiftCard Partners facilitate B2B volume orders. Turo does not publish a dedicated corporate pricing page, so contact Turo or an authorized distributor for high-volume needs.

Turo gift cards are sold at face value on Dyme, earning you 1 Dyme Mile per dollar spent (5 Miles per dollar during special offers). Secondary marketplaces sometimes list Turo cards below face value, but supply is limited. See the Turo gift card buying guide for current options.