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Service history is the complete, lasting log of every service you have recorded for your rig. The maintenance hub shows only a short preview of your most recent services; this page is the durable record sitting behind that preview, holding everything you have logged. Come here when you are trying to remember when the last brake service happened, when you need a record to support a warranty claim, or when you want to look back over what you have spent on servicing over time. Nothing here expires or rolls off, so it stays a reliable account of the work your rig has had done.

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Your vehicle and trailer, side by side

When you are hitched, service history brings your tow vehicle and trailer together into a single list, ordered by date with the newest service at the top. You do not have to switch between assets to see the whole picture: a brake service on the caravan and an oil change on the tow vehicle sit in the same timeline, in the order they happened. Each row shows the type of service, a small chip telling you whether it belongs to the vehicle or the trailer, the date, the odometer reading, the workshop or provider if you recorded one, and the cost if you entered it.
Service history list with tow vehicle and caravan records shown together in date order.
The asset chip only appears when more than one asset is in view. If you are looking at a single vehicle or a single trailer on its own, the list shows that asset’s services without the chip, because there is nothing to tell apart. When you have several assets and have not narrowed the view to one, a filter at the top lets you choose between all of them, your current setup, or one asset at a time. A search box above the list lets you find a record by its type, asset, date, odometer, cost, or provider, which is handy once the history has grown long.
If an odometer reading was worked out from your trips rather than typed in by hand, the row shows a small “Estimated” badge next to it. That simply tells you the figure is a careful estimate, not a reading you entered yourself. You can see every reading, and where each one came from, on Your odometer history.

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Open a record to read, edit, or delete

Tap any row to open the full service record. The detail view opens as a panel and lays out everything you captured: the service type and a line telling you when it was logged and at what odometer, then a Service details card showing the date, the odometer, the cost if you recorded one, and the provider if you named one. Below that, a Next service due card shows the date and odometer your schedule is currently counting down to, and if you added notes or photos of a receipt, those appear underneath.
Service record detail with date, odometer, cost, provider, notes, edit, and delete actions.
At the foot of the record are two actions. Edit reopens the service in the log-a-service form, filled in with what you saved, so you can correct a date, fix an odometer figure, or add a cost you looked up later. Delete removes the record for good, after a confirmation step, so you do not lose anything by accident. Editing or deleting a service on your own rig is a Pro feature, so loadmate will prompt you to upgrade if you are not on Pro. You can still open any record and read everything in it without Pro.
Deleting a service record cannot be undone. If the service had updated your odometer when you first logged it, removing it records a matching correction, so only delete a record you genuinely entered in error.
On the demo rig the records are there to explore and you can open any of them, but they are fixed examples. Editing and deleting are switched off for demo data, so you can look without changing anything.

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Using your history for warranty and resale

A complete service history is worth keeping for the moments when someone asks you to prove the rig has been looked after. A warranty claim often turns on showing that scheduled servicing was done on time, and a buyer weighing up your van will pay more for a rig with a clear, unbroken record than for one with a shoebox of faded receipts. Because your history survives a lost folder and travels with you, it is there when you need to point to it. Be clear about what this record is and is not. Service history captures completed work only: the services you have already had done and logged. It is not a booking diary and it does not reach out to anyone. loadmate keeps the record and counts down to your next service, but it does not book appointments, contact mechanics, or deal with workshops or outside service providers on your behalf. Arranging the work, and keeping any original paperwork your warranty or buyer might ask to see, stays in your hands. For tracking cover and faults alongside your servicing, see Warranty coverage and issues.

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Your units follow your region

Distances in your history follow the region you set, not your device’s language. If your region is Australia, the United Kingdom, or Europe, odometer readings show in kilometres (km). If your region is the United States, they show in miles (mi). You do not convert anything yourself; loadmate stores every reading the same way underneath and shows it in the units you expect.
United States service history showing imperial distance and US currency formatting.

Log a service

Record a completed service so it appears here and your schedule rolls forward.

Service & Tasks

See your schedule, tasks, and recent history together on the maintenance hub.

Your odometer history

See every odometer reading behind these services, and trace or fix one.