How to Check a Car's Maintenance Records?

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AnastasiaDella
07/29/25 6:15pm
Methods to check a car's maintenance records: 1. Bring the owner's identification, purchase invoice and other relevant documents to the 4S store for after-sales service. The 4S store will retrieve the vehicle's relevant maintenance records; 2. Use third-party query tools by providing the VIN code. Many apps now provide maintenance record queries from 4S stores. Car maintenance records help gain in-depth understanding of a used car's historical usage and condition. Vehicle history records generally include maintenance records, repair records, parts replacement records, insurance claim records, and vehicle recall records.
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