Oil Change Invoice Template

Create professional oil change invoices for vehicle service with clear parts and labor itemization. This oil change invoice template supports oil change services, oil and filter parts, inspections, and common add-ons like air and cabin filters—ideal for auto service shops and quick lube businesses providing customers with clean service documentation. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on an Oil Change Invoice

Oil change invoices should document the vehicle, service performed, and parts used.

Vehicle and service details
  • Vehicle year/make/model (optional)
  • VIN (optional)
  • Odometer reading (optional)
  • Oil type (optional)
Common oil change line items
  • Oil change service
  • Engine oil (quarts)
  • Oil filter
  • Air filter replacement
  • Cabin air filter
  • Fluid top-off/inspection
Totals
  • Subtotal, sales tax, total due
  • Payment terms and record-keeping notes

Oil Change Service Types and Common Add-Ons

Customers often want invoices to clearly show what was included.

Common service types
  • Conventional oil change
  • Synthetic blend oil change
  • Full synthetic oil change
Common add-ons
  • Filter replacements
  • Fluid checks and top-offs
  • Basic inspections
Including “Oil type” and “Odometer” fields helps customers track maintenance history.

Parts vs Labor Itemization for Auto Service Invoices

Auto service invoices are easier to understand when parts are separated from service labor.

Best practices
  • Keep the oil change service as a primary line item
  • List parts (oil, filter) as separate line items when needed
  • Use clear descriptions for filters and fluids
Clear itemization helps customers compare services and supports warranty documentation.

Using Oil Change Invoices as Service Records

Many customers keep invoices for maintenance records.

Best practices
  • Include VIN and odometer when available
  • Note oil type (conventional vs synthetic)
  • Keep invoices consistent across visits
This can be helpful for resale value, warranty claims, and ongoing maintenance planning.

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