Updated August 02, 2023
A car oil change receipt is given to customers that have completed payment for an oil change service on their vehicle. The receipt should detail the type of work performed, the oil brand and type that was replaced, and the technician who conducted the service.
Technicians will usually also charge for the cost of materials and additional services. The receipt includes the quantity and types of services and items used, as well as the total price and method of payment. Both parties should include their contact information, and an authorized service representative must certify the document with their signature.
This receipt may be used by car dealerships, oil change facilities, and any other licensed business or mechanic permitted to conduct oil changes in the State.