Tools / Everyday
Car care
Enter your odometer and see when the car needs oil, a tyre rotation, a battery or an AC service — by kilometres and by date. Log services and fuel-ups to see your real consumption and monthly cost, and put the reminders in your phone's calendar.
Your car's records stay on your phone only
Add your car to start.
Type the last four digits of the DOT code on the sidewall. A tyre is valid for 5 years from its manufacture date (RTA, citing the Ministry of Industry).
Every how many km or months. Whichever comes first is the due date. Empty = not used.
How to use it
- Add your car and its odometer reading.
- Tap «Done today» on anything you did today, or log the last service with its date and kilometres.
- Log every fill-up to see km per litre and cost per km.
- Download the reminders to your phone's calendar, and update the odometer now and then.
Questions
Are the intervals right for my car?
They are general defaults you can change in «Settings». Your car's manual or dealer is the real answer — some cars want oil every 5,000 km, others every 15,000.
How does it know how far I'll drive?
From the odometer readings you record (updates, services, fill-ups) it works out your daily distance. Until it has two weeks of readings it assumes 40 km a day and says so.
How do I read a tyre's age?
The sidewall has a code starting with DOT; its last four digits are the week and year it was made: 2423 means week 24 of 2023.
When does a tyre expire?
Per Dubai's RTA (citing the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology), a tyre is valid for 5 years from manufacture, and a car fails the technical test with older or damaged tyres. Abu Dhabi Police have announced AED 500, 4 black points and a week's impound for unfit tyres.
Is my data stored with you?
No. Everything stays on your phone, and you can back it up and restore it on any phone.