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Find my AC service history in the United States

No manufacturer service-record database exists for vehicles in the United States, so there is nothing to look up and we will not invent one. What we retrieve is the official AC maintenance schedule for your exact vehicle — every service it was built to receive, and at what age and mileage.

A schedule is what the car was built to receive, not proof of what it received. We label it as exactly that on the report, and we do not call it a service history.

What lands in a AC report in the United States

  1. 01 The vehicle identified from its license plate — make, model, engine and build year.
  2. 02 AC's official maintenance schedule for that exact vehicle, service by service.
  3. 03 A checklist you can put to a seller, or to the garage that has been servicing it, and ask them to account for.

We are saying this before you pay rather than in a refund email afterwards: what comes back for a AC in the United States is service schedule, and we describe it on the report using that word and no grander one.

Why the answer differs by make

Manufacturers release different things to a records request. Some publish the services they carried out; some release only what a dealer's workshop wrote down; some release nothing at all. The market matters too — the same make can be fully covered in one country and closed in the next.

See what every make returns in the United States →

How a AC check runs in the United States

  1. Step 01

    Give us the license plate

    The license plate as it is printed — e.g. 7ABC123. Plates are state-scoped here, so we need the state with it.

  2. Step 02

    We identify the exact vehicle

    Make, model, engine and build year, so the request that follows is about your car and not a near match.

  3. Step 03

    We pull the official AC schedule

    A schedule is what the car was built to receive, not proof of what it received. We label it as exactly that on the report, and we do not call it a service history.

  4. Step 04

    You get the record, gaps included

    What came back, what did not, and what that means for the price you can ask. We name the gaps rather than writing around them.

The makes the United States actually buys

Each one returns something different here. These are the market's own best sellers, in order.

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