I have a big 3 ring binder with just about every reciept in it for my truck. all parts receipts, work invoices and anything else that was done to the truck is in order in it. even have the window sticker and all paper work from when the truck was purchased

 

I don't keep any records for any of our 3 vehicles, I just change the oil every 4,000 miles, and rotate the tires on every other oil change.

 

i have a spread sheet for gas, i have a file folder for all the maintenance and service done and my window sticker too.

 

MASSIVE pile of receipts

 

I did with my old car and started to keep track of fuel mileage with the truck, but after a while it got too depressing so I stopped.

I take mine to the dealer for everything ( I know, I know) so I just go by the owners manual to keep my extended warranty valid.

 

Same here on the gas receipts.. .good for a while til you see how much you spend on fuel!

 

Just with oil changes and tire rotating, I know its not going to mean anything come trade in time. I don't drive 3,000 miles a month and have two sets of tires for my truck. I did the brakes at 17,000 miles last year and I just hit 26,000 miles last week. It helps if you get forgetful but somethings need to be remembered. I keep the receipts if I take it in for a service I can't do. With three car it can get tough knowing which needs what and when.

 

I have service records for every mechanical thing done on my truck since it had around 75-80k miles on it, and it is getting dangerously close to rolling over 200k right now

 

I have a receipt of all the work done at the dealerships and I have a handwritten list of all the mods and costs of mods that I have done.

 

I keep binders on all more major builds...... as for DDs I try to..... but sometimes its just to much especially since I have so many damn cars.

 

I use a program called "Drivers Log" for my truck, car, and 12 motorcycles.
With so many vehicles, and as **** as I am about my maintenance, it helps me keep track of everything. It really sucks getting old, as sometimes I can't even remember my name, let alone the last time I changed the oil...