Vehicle Maintenance Tracking Made Easy

Learn to create and manage car models in the vehicle maintenance tracking software by entering model names, creating models, dragging the GPG file, and recording current mileage for accuracy.

Clone maintenance tasks after fulfillment to keep them pending until the next due date, include the current millage in the task name, and review history for days and kilometers.

Select a vehicle and track maintenance and fuel in the mobile app, using the red task indicator and charts to analyze true trip costs from fuel and maintenance data.

Run a coolant system check to prevent overheating by verifying coolant levels, inspecting hoses, and testing protection against corrosion, leaks, and failing components like the water pump or thermostat, annually.

Regular spark plug replacement every 30,000 to 100,000 km, per manufacturer guidelines, maintains engine performance and fuel efficiency by delivering a strong, consistent spark for smooth operation.

Regular timing belt and chain inspections ensure the engine timing system synchronizes the crankshaft and camshafts, preventing valve-piston interference and guiding replacements around 60,000–100,000 km.

Replace the cabin air filter to maintain clean air and good air quality, trapping dust, pollen, and allergens, and preserve HVAC efficiency for healthier, odor-free driving.

Replace brake fluid regularly to maintain the hydraulic braking system, prevent moisture absorption, corrosion, and reduced boiling point that leads to brake fade and longer stopping distances.

Perform an exhaust system inspection to identify leaks, rust, and blockages, protect passengers from carbon monoxide, and maintain emissions control, noise reduction, and engine efficiency during annual inspections.

Replace the fuel filter to keep clean fuel flowing, protect the engine and fuel pump, and follow manufacturer intervals to prevent rough idling, hesitation, and costly repairs.