Ah, the age-old dream of turning your car's noisy, wallet-draining service into a tax deduction. In Australia, unless you're using your car strictly for business purposes, claiming your car service as a tax deduction is generally a no-go. If you’re a business owner or employee using your car for work (not including commuting), you might be able to claim a portion of the costs related to car servicing.
Keep detailed records and check the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) guidelines, because claiming incorrectly can lead to an audit and a headache worse than a flat battery on a cold morning.

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