He can move to the arms and then the chests afterwards!

I agree that a spreadsheet can be a good and organised way of keeping track of this.

If your only concern though is to not forget to do the maintenance, an easy way to remind yourself is to take a calendar and mark off the next maintenance interval (ie. Oil Change today, next one in 3 months so mark off Sept. 19th Vehicle#1 Oil Change req'd). If you go by mileage, a static cling vinyl sticker on the windshield like the ones used in garages maybe?

 

That might work for you canuks and yankees but here in the south the sun will bleach out the ink in 1000 miles or 2 months.

 

Not to mention the humidity just peels it right off.

 

fyi, honda website you can log in and keep maintenance records for your car there. IMO maintenance records are BS anyways because they can all be fudged.

I'm the same as Bliss@5200. I know my car well enough to know when things should be changed or when things have changed (and need to be fixed). So... I pretty much feel everything out as to when it needs to be done. Engine oil is the only thing I really keep an eye on and I'm usually good for 3 changes a summer (with respect to how many miles I drive during the time car is seeing the road).