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A service checklist from your kilometers

Enter the odometer. Optionally add the last oil change. You will see common intervals and whether oil looks due. This is not your car's official schedule.

The checklist applies widely used gaps to the odometer you type. It is a prompt for oil, filters, brakes, and a few other jobs. It is not a workshop schedule for your VIN.

Add the last oil change when you know it. Without that, oil stays unmarked instead of pretending to be due. Time still matters: months since oil can flag a car that barely moves.

When you book the work, write it in a maintenance log and set the next due mark from the invoice or the manual. This page does not become that reminder.

These gaps are common, not universal. Severe use, a different engine, or a shorter interval in your manual should win. RPMBase reminders use the date or kilometers you set, not this list.

Estimates for general information only, not professional or legal advice. Check your owner's manual, a qualified mechanic and current official rules before relying on a result.

Example

Current odometer 95,000 km. Last oil at 88,000 km, eight months ago. With a common 10,000 km or 12 month oil gap, oil is flagged as coming up or due, and cabin filter around 15,000 km may also be in view.

Copy the interval from your handbook into a maintenance reminder after you book the work. Do not treat this list as the final schedule.

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Questions

Is this a car maintenance schedule for my VIN?Show

No. It is a car maintenance checklist from common intervals: oil change, cabin filter, air filter, brakes, fluids, wipers, tires. Your handbook is the official car maintenance schedule. Copy the book into a reminder, not this list.

Why does the oil change row disagree with my handbook?Show

The handbook wins. These intervals are common starting points. Turbo engines, severe use, and some brands use shorter oil change intervals. The oil change due calculator uses the gap you type instead of this default.

Can I use miles on this maintenance checklist?Show

This form expects kilometers for the odometer fields. Convert once, then stay in one unit in your car maintenance log.

Does a green row mean I can skip car maintenance?Show

No. It means this generic gap has not been crossed. Listen to the car, the last oil change invoice, and the inspection you are due for.

How do I turn this checklist into a lasting log?Show

When you book the work, write the oil change or other job in the RPMBase car maintenance tracker. Set the next due from the invoice. This page does not become that reminder.

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