Vehicle specifications
Stop hunting for oil capacity in a manual
Pull up oil capacity and type, torque values, tire specs, and the service schedule for the car on the lift. No binder, no forum thread.
What changes
The number is already on the screen
Pick the vehicle and the specs you need for the job are right there.
- Oil capacity and type
- See how much oil the car takes and which grade goes back in it.
- Torque values
- Check the torque spec before you pull the wrench, not after the comeback.
- Tire specs
- Size and pressure for the car in front of you, ready when you write the ticket.
- Service schedules
- See what the maker calls for at that mileage, so the recommendation holds up.
Features
What you'll actually use every day
Look the numbers up once and put them straight on the ticket.
- Search by vehicle
Pick year, make, model, and engine, and pull the specs for that exact car.
- Fluids and capacities
Oil type and capacity plus other fluid capacities for the job in the bay.
- Torque and tire numbers
Torque values and tire specifications in one place, so nobody guesses at the wheel.
- Maintenance schedules
See the service intervals the manufacturer calls for at that mileage.
- Add what you know
Submit a spec you have verified yourself and it goes into the shared database.
How it works
Four taps to the number you need
Start with the car on the lift and work forward.
Open the lookup
Head to the vehicle specifications tool from any browser.
Pick the vehicle
Choose year, make, model, and engine for the car you're working on.
Read the spec
Oil capacity and type, torque values, tire specs, and the service schedule.
Put it on the ticket
Use the numbers on the estimate or invoice you're already building.
Frequently Asked Questions
What specs can I look up?
Oil capacity and oil type, torque values, tire specifications, fluid capacities, and manufacturer maintenance schedules.
Where does the data come from?
Licensed vehicle data, plus verified specs submitted by the shops using the lookup. Search by year, make, model, and engine.
Can I add a spec that's missing?
Yes. You can submit a spec you have verified, and it goes into the shared database for other shops to use.
Does it work on a tablet in the bay?
Yes. The lookup runs in the browser, so you can pull a spec up on whatever is nearest the car.
What does it cost to start?
The free plan covers unlimited estimates and invoices with no credit card required, and the lookup comes with it.
Look up your next spec here
Free plan, no credit card, no binder to dig through.