Recent content by mrsilv04

The closest Advance/AutoZone/O'Reilly's/NAPA to this Wal-Mart is a 20 minute drive (one way).

The Amish are still there, LOL...

A different customer had the F-150. Not sure what the guy was driving that they didn't have a filter for. I added a bit more clarity in my post. Thanks.

The main benefit is that it is close.... less than 5 minutes from my house. I quickly realized how they had screwed it up, that I am thankful for.

I was just out at my local Wal-Mart getting a new tire mounted and balanced (screw puncture in the sidewall... just outside of the tread). :mad: While I was there, they had to turn an oil change customer away because they did not have any oil filters on hand to fit his vehicle. They told him...

I work with a guy who sets the emergency brake every time he parks the car.... and it's an automatic.

I've never washed my microfiber towels in hot water. Room temperature water, no dye/no scent detergent, never with anything else.... just microfiber towels.

I'm fairly certain, from what I've seen so far, if I use SuperTech Synthetic and change it every 5,000 miles... that I'll never need anything different as far as oil.

I haven't been to a movie theater in decades. Probably not missing out on much either.

The little house / guest house would be all that I'd need...

Oil Changes - Excel spreadsheet Oil Lab reports - ALS does it for me. I just have to log in.

On Jasper engine #3, I ran Formula Shell conventional 5w-30 for the first 16,000 miles. It was changed every 3-4 months, which was required by Jasper's warranty. Every 3-4 months for me was anywhere between 1400 to 2300 miles. Used ACDelco oil filters. Jasper warranty required oil...

Their rates aren't fantastic, but they're not horrible either... 3.5% on a one year CD, $100 minimum.

Call me old fashioned, but I don't need a thick quilted comforter/duvet on my bed in the summer. Why do hotels do this, year around? It is summer.... it is completely unnecessary. All that I need is a lightweight blanket, at the most. Step one... untuck all of the sheets from underneath...

Not such an issue when one keeps one for several years or more.