Service records for sleds · dirt bikes · quads · SxS
Every for-sale ad says it. None of them can prove it. Runs Good is a maintenance logbook that belongs to the machine — hours-first, works with no signal, and when you sell, the whole record transfers to the buyer.
2022 850 — LOW HRS — $8,900 OBO
"Runs good. Adult owned. Oil changed religiously. Never beat on, never rolled. New belt last season (I think). Serious buyers only."
No records. No receipts. Trust me.
The example above is a sample record — but that's the point. Yours won't be.
History anchors to the VIN, not to you. Sell it, and the buyer claims the code and inherits everything — services, receipts, settings, hours. Every transfer hands the next owner a configured maintenance schedule instead of a shoebox of receipts.
Entries can't be edited or deleted, and the recording date is set by the server — a mistake is corrected by a new entry that points at the old one, and both stay visible. A three-year log with server timestamps can't be typed up the night before a sale.
Built around the hour meter, with miles as an equal for machines that track them. Log a service at the trailhead with no bars — it lives on your phone and syncs when you're back at the truck.
Pull the factory service schedule and stock setup for your exact year, make, and model — or photograph the pages of your own manual. Every figure arrives with its source, and nothing is applied until you pick it.
In beta on iPhone and Android. The record is the proof.