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Car maintenance resources

Find your car’s maintenance schedule

The right interval starts with the right vehicle. Browse our first reviewed summaries, then open the manufacturer’s full guide for the complete service list.

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Don’t see your vehicle?

Our public library currently covers the vehicles listed above. It is smaller than the in-app catalog because each public summary is checked separately. We do not substitute a nearby year, another engine, or a generic interval.

Look up the correct guide through your manufacturer’s owner resources; Toyota’s manual finder is one example. Many manufacturers publish a separate maintenance booklet alongside the owner’s manual.

How to read a maintenance schedule

  • Match the model year, market, powertrain, transmission, and drivetrain.
  • When both mileage and time are supplied, follow whichever comes first unless the guide says otherwise.
  • Keep first-service and repeat intervals separate.
  • Apply special-use conditions to the services the manual names.
  • Read “inspect” as inspect; it does not mean “replace.”

Keep completed work in a maintenance log. If the history is missing, use our used-car starting guide.