Fleet maintenance schedule template

Plan maintenance.
Protect fleet
availability.

Use this editable fleet maintenance schedule template to bring servicing, MOTs, inspections and workshop bookings into one view. Plan work around vehicle commitments, keep a record of completed maintenance and identify what needs attention before it disrupts your operation.

Editable Excel workbook · Free download · No form required

A workshop controller and technician reviewing a tablet beside a white van in a service bay.
A clearer plan for the work ahead.
01Maintenance schedule

Plan the next job.

02Vehicle maintenance log

Keep the work on record.

03Worked examples

Start with a clear reference.

Inside the workbook

What’s due.
What’s done.

A fleet service schedule spreadsheet and a vehicle maintenance log template in one download. Keep planned work separate from completed work, with examples on their own sheet.

Planned maintenance

Example entries · November 2026
Vehicle / taskDue byWorkshop slotStage
EXAMPLE VAN 01Scheduled service
6 Novemberor 60,000 miles
4 Nov · 09:003 hours allowed
Booked
EXAMPLE CAR 02MOT
12 NovemberDate-based task
9 Nov · 10:001.5 hours allowed
Booked
EXAMPLE VAN 03Planned inspection
3 NovemberDate-based task
Slot to confirmOperations to arrange
To book

Enter the due date and mileage limit for each task. Remaining days and miles calculate from your entries; act on whichever requirement comes first.

Completed maintenance

Example entry · October 2026
EXAMPLE VAN 01Replace wiper blades

19 October 2026

Mileage
57,850 miles
Workshop
Example workshop
Cost, excluding VAT
£28.00
Job reference
EXAMPLE-104
Follow-up
No follow-up recorded

A vehicle servicing record template for completed work, costs and job references. Keep the original inspection, invoice and supporting documents with your records.

Make it your own

Your fleet.
Your requirements.

Start with the blank sheets. The example entries stay separate, so there’s no sample work to clear out of your live plan.

Download the Excel workbook
  1. 01

    Set what’s due.

    Enter each vehicle and task with its due date, mileage limit or both. Use the vehicle’s requirements to set the interval.

  2. 02

    Make room for the work.

    Record the workshop slot, time allowed and owner. Review the plan alongside bookings and other vehicle commitments.

  3. 03

    Close the loop.

    Mark the task complete, add the work to the maintenance log and record the next planned task on the schedule.

When a spreadsheet is no longer enough

Connect the schedule.
Protect the booking.

The template gives you a plan to maintain. FleetSuite connects service scheduling with vehicle availability, workshop work and reminders—so maintenance decisions take account of the operation around them.

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Set intervals for each vehicle. Follow the manufacturer’s requirements and the applicable inspection regime. This is a planning template, not a roadworthiness inspection record. It does not send reminders or detect booking clashes.

Useful guidance: Vehicle safety and servicing · Commercial vehicle roadworthiness