Free car maintenance schedule builder

Build a maintenance plan by mileage and powertrain

Enter your mileage, powertrain, and driving conditions to get a prioritized now, soon, and later checklist. The plan adapts for gasoline, diesel, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and EV vehicles, and prints for your glovebox or shop visit.

Now, soon, later priorities EV and hybrid aware Diesel-specific items Severe-service adjustments Print-friendly plan Mechanic script

Build your schedule

Type any year, make, and model. Add mileage, powertrain, and driving conditions for a sharper plan. The manufacturer manual always overrides generic intervals.

How this schedule works

Powertrain-aware

EV plans skip oil, spark plugs, and other gasoline-only items and focus on coolant, cabin filter, tires, brakes, and battery diagnostics. Hybrid and diesel plans add their own items.

Severe service

Short trips, towing, dust, and extreme weather shorten many intervals. The tool flags accelerated items when you select severe conditions.

Manual overrides everything

Generic intervals are a starting point. Your owner manual and service booklet are the authoritative source for your exact engine and schedule.

Common questions

Does an EV need oil changes?

No. EVs do not have engine oil to change. EV maintenance focuses on coolant, cabin air filter, tires, brakes (which last longer due to regenerative braking), and periodic battery diagnostics. The tool drops gasoline-only items for EVs.

What counts as severe service?

Short trips under five miles, frequent towing, dusty roads, extreme heat or cold, long idling, and heavy stop-and-go traffic all count. Under severe service, oil, filters, and fluids are usually due sooner than the normal schedule.

Is this schedule exact for my car?

No. It is a prioritized generic plan based on mileage and powertrain. Your manufacturer maintenance manual overrides every interval here. Use this as a checklist to bring to your shop.

What if my car is not in the catalog?

Type any year, make, and model. If the exact combination is not in the built-in catalog yet, the tool tells you and still builds a generic mileage-based plan so you are never blocked.