A sticker that says 5,000 km is a sales tool. It assumes every car and bike in India lives the same life. Relatim reminders follow the last job you approved and how you actually use the vehicle.
Use changes the interval
A Tiago that sits in a basement then crawls two kilometres is a battery and oil-dilution story. An Innova on the highway is oil and tyres. A scooty that does delivery is a CVT story. The app should know which vehicle you mean. Health tracking starts at vehicle health.
A reminder is not a booking
You get a due-list, not a forced package. Open it, see the lines, request a quote if you want the work. WhatsApp is enough if you would rather message. The reminder exists so you do not only hear from a workshop when they want to sell a monsoon special.
What we will not remind you to buy
We will not ping you to replace parts that still have life because a laminated card says “comprehensive.” Replacing everything is usually a no. The reminder should match only what is due.
Two-wheelers need their own clock
Chain slack, CVT belts and brake shoes do not follow a car service booklet. Add the bike as a bike. Two-wheeler health is the longer version.
Turn a reminder into a quote
When the due-list is real, send the vehicle and the area. Relatim checks a verified mechanic. Cost confirmed first. Related: this page lives next to the health file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Relatim reminders the same as a 5,000 km sticker?
No. They follow the last approved job and how you use the vehicle. A car that only sits then crawls is not the same interval as a highway Innova.
Can I ignore a reminder?
Yes. A reminder is a due-list, not a booking. Open the app, see what is actually due, then request a quote if you want the work.
Do reminders work for bikes?
Yes. Chain, CVT, brakes and battery have their own life. Say two-wheeler when you add the vehicle.