🧰 Keep your car’s history in one tidy place.
Use this log to track the work you’ve done, spot patterns, and stay ahead of breakdowns. Bring it with you when visiting a mechanic — it helps them diagnose issues faster.
Download Maintenance Log here (PDF).
Vehicle Details
- Make & Model: __________________________
- Year: __________________________
- Registration Number: __________________________
- Engine Type (Petrol/Diesel/Hybrid/EV): __________________________
- VIN (optional): __________________________
Maintenance Records
Service & Repairs Log
| Date | Mileage | Work Performed | Parts Replaced | Garage / Technician | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(Add more lines as needed.)
Tyre Log
| Date | Mileage | Tyre Position | Action (Replace / Rotate / Repair) | Brand / Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fluid Top-Up Log
| Date | Mileage | Oil Added | Coolant Added | Washer Fluid | Brake Fluid | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Battery Log
| Date | Mileage | Test Result (Good/Weak/Replace) | Battery Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Wiper & Bulb Replacement Log
| Date | Mileage | Item Replaced | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Inspection Notes
Use this space for anything unusual — noises, warning lights, leaks, smells, or patterns.
Pro Tip:
Print a few copies, keep one in the glovebox, and store a photo of the filled-in page on your phone. It’s priceless when you’re talking to a mechanic or planning upcoming maintenance.
Would You Know What To Do?
If your engine warning light came on tonight, would you know to keep driving, pull over, or call for recovery?
Most drivers wouldn’t.
That’s exactly why I wrote this guide.


