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30,000 Mile Service Receipt Example
This receipt documents the 30,000 mile scheduled maintenance service on a 2019 Honda Accord LX at 30,247 miles. The service package includes a full synthetic 0W-20 oil change to manufacturer specification, a 4-wheel tire rotation, and a complimentary multi-point vehicle inspection. The VIN is printed in the service header (last 4: 9186) so the receipt forms part of the vehicle's verifiable maintenance history, essential for warranty coverage and resale value documentation.
This 30,000-mile service receipt documents the manufacturer-scheduled routine maintenance package for a 2022 Toyota RAV4: oil change ($45), tire rotation ($25), engine air filter ($35), brake inspection (no charge), and multi-point inspection ($30), totaling $147.60 with 7% tax on parts.
Receipt Breakdown
What Makes This Receipt Realistic
- • Service header: Vehicle Year/Make/Model, VIN last four (9186), Odometer 30,247 mi
- • Service interval name: "30,000 Mile Scheduled Maintenance" on the receipt header
- • Oil spec called out explicitly: 0W-20 Full Synthetic, 6 QT, Toyota Spec
- • Multi-point inspection listed at $0.00, complimentary but documented on the work order
- • Tire rotation as a fixed-price menu item, not billed as hourly labor
- • Odometer-in / Odometer-out both printed in the service footer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a 30,000 mile service and how does it appear on the receipt?
This 30k receipt shows four line items: Full Synthetic Oil Change – 0W-20 6QT (Toyota Spec) at $59.95, Tire Rotation – 4-Wheel at $19.99, Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection (complimentary, $0.00), and Shop Supplies at $4.95. The service header shows the vehicle as a 2019 Honda Accord LX, VIN last four 9186, and Odometer 30,247 mi. Subtotal before tax is $84.89. At 8.5% sales tax the total comes to $92.11 paid by Visa.
Why does the 30k service receipt show the VIN?
Dealerships and franchise service centers print the VIN (or the last 4–6 digits) on every service receipt to create a verifiable vehicle service record. The VIN ties the service to the specific vehicle, which matters when the car is sold: a complete VIN-matched service history increases resale value and gives buyers documented proof that maintenance was performed on time. Some extended warranties also require VIN-matched receipts to honor claims.
Is the multi-point inspection on a 30k receipt a real charge or just filler?
At dealerships and franchise service centers, a multi-point vehicle inspection is performed at no additional charge alongside a paid service such as an oil change. It appears on the receipt as a $0.00 line to document that the inspection was performed. The inspection covers tire tread depth, brake pad thickness, fluid levels, belts, hoses, and exterior lights. Results are usually printed on a separate checklist handed to the customer, but the service receipt documents that the inspection occurred at that mileage.