best app for tracking mileage

[chiefdiesel]

I'm considering using a phone app to help track my mileage. Which one is the most used/accurate?

 

[bvencil]

I like www.fuelly.com. the mobile site is good, and the stats can be viewed anywhere with a web browser. I also like the idea of contributing to a body of information generated by many different car owners.

 

[mamock116]

I use the fuelly app.

 

[wandlc]

I use VehiCal on my Iphone, it works well and you export a csv file if you want. You can also track expenses with the app.

 

[waspie]

aCar on android. tracks everything and gives you lots of stats.

 

[Midnight Rider]

I use gas cubby. Tracks fuel milage and costs, and maintance costs, reminders...

 

[FlyTDI Guy]

aCar on android. tracks everything and gives you lots of stats.

x2... Tried a few for Android and aCar was a stand-out. Not perfect but does a pretty good job.

 

[Bkcorso]

I also use aCar.

 

[Plus 3 Golfer]

I like www.fuelly.com. the mobile site is good, and the stats can be viewed anywhere with a web browser. I also like the idea of contributing to a body of information generated by many different car owners.

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[Diesel Ed]

Another for Fuelly. It's easy for others to use, whether they have your same phone or not, and you can easily access it from a computer.

 

[dak125]

I like Fuelly quite a bit. I've been using it for a few years (with a different car) and it's great.

 

[Mako]

Never a problem with Android and free My Car

http://www.davagdroid.com/mycars

 

[mcH]

On my iphone -- AccuFuel app

 

[pleopard]

Fuelly is good, but I use Excel for the ultimate in detailed record keeping and statistics.

 

[VividDreams]

Been using My Cars on android for a while. Love this app! Lots of graphs, stats, etc. search for my post about it. More detail there

 

[MaddogTDI]

Fuelly....

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[NewTdi]

I just logged the last 15 months of fill-ups into Fuelly! From now on I will be updating data right from my phone and still keeping specifics as cost per mile and cost per tank on my excel.

 

[skeith5]

Garmin mechanic. It's free and will interface with their obd II scanner. I track mileage, maintenance, and any error codes which the app can clear. I can also bring up another set of gauges for the jetta including a boost gauge.

Scott

 

[Danphoto]

CarMinder (iOS) supports Multi car use and has handy maintenance reminders too. But, like others, I like Fuelly.com and even post fuel-ups to fueleconomy.gov so citizens get a better real-world view of our TDI mpg.

 

[SoKYTDi]

Fuelly app. Gonna check out aCar too, though!

 

[Purch]

I've been using an app called Road Trip, seems to work great.

 

[lilspoon]

fuelly

 

[lessm723]

Fuellly is great. If you add to your signature we can all see too!!

 

[skinnyb]

I use Fuelly and Gas Cubby as a native app.


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[hotpocketdeath]

I use aCar.

I found the Fuelly app to be lacking.

 

[Reifenberger]

Another Fuelly user here. As previously said, their mobile site is very simple and easy to use(on an iPhone atleast)

 

[PTH]

I also use Fuelly. It's great. In addition, I keep an up-to-date Excel file ... just in case.

Peter

 

[Shawnz]

Fuelly here. I post fill ups via txt message. v miles price gallons and it texts
me back my MPGs.

v identifies which car to update:

 

[AndyBees]

Excel

Fuelly is good, but I use Excel for the ultimate in detailed record keeping and statistics.

I also use Excel. I have 10 years of data in my multi-sheet Excel program. One sheet provides a summary of all data entered. At the moment, I have over 390 fill-ups recorded....and, all maintenance as well!

I have a several graphs as well!

 

[MikeMars]

Fuelly - but the normal website not the mobile site. Generally I write it down & do it later, rather than when I am sat in the car with people waiting behind to use the same pump (I record a lot of stuff other than just the distance and fuel).