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2016 Tahoe 5.3 140K miles Out 0w20 Mobil 1 EP In 0w20 Mobil 1 EP AC Delco Filter

Rubber Stamp Man came up in Toms River. Near Lakewood Road. No sure on the pre-WWI stuff but thank you for all that info!

It is 4 hours from NYC but not off the table. Thanks

Don't have one at the moment but will get one. Thanks

It is extremely hard to find a honest place that does this. Thank You in advance.

I thought Grumman went out of business after all their buses fell apart on the streets of NYC in the late 70's or 80's.

My 5.3 Direct Injection uses no oil between oil changes which is 5K miles. Oil still looks good [medium amber look] at 5K miles. I have 138K miles on it. Still gets 23+MPG on 87 octane if it is all highway miles. I use either 0w20 Mobil 1 EP or 0w20 AC Delco oil.

Only owned V8's my whole life also. My first vehicle was a used fully loaded 67 Impala with the 283 V8. I will have to wet nurse my 5.3 V8 2016 Tahoe [bought brand new in 2016] as I will be keeping it for very long time. In my neck of the woods I see a lot new 2021- 2023 Tahoe,Suburban,Yukon...

Excellent choice!

Nice pics and awesome t-shirt! Thought about getting a MKS 3.5 EcoBosst back 2015. The interior felt to small for me as you mentioned so decided to get the Tahoe. I prefer a V8 to a 3.5 EcoBost anyway.

If I was looking for a sedan that is exactly what I would buy. Much nicer then the Accord and all the other vehicles out there. Had a rental Charger exactly like that last year and loved it.

All Tire Kingdom does is rip people off in South Florida. Happened to most of my naive neighbors. Jiffy Lube will make a ton of of money when all the snowbirds come down for a oil change. The average oil change will probably cost them 600-1200 bucks or more after they upsell them unnecessary...

I vote for the Ford Ranger.

Put 300K miles on a 2005 4.6 Crown Victoria. Only major repairs were the Water Pump and AC Accumulator at around 170K miles. Ran 5w20 Mobil 1 AFE and sometimes Motorcraft. Was the best vehicle mechanically I ever owned.

Been doing that since I had my 69 Cadillac. I just set it at 72 and forget it.

Excellent work!! I see a lot of the GMT800 on the road everyday in my neck of the woods.

Paramus Chevrolet near where I used to live [formally Malcolm Konner Chevrolet] is similar. There service department is good also.

Have not seen The Early Bird anywhere in Broward-Miami-Dade or Palm Beach County in over 20 years.

My GMC dealer in Pompano Beach only uses AC Delco oil. They do not have Mobil oil. My Chevrolet dealer in Paramus New Jersey does have Mobil oil besides AC Delco. I get Mobil 1 0w20 when I am at that dealer.

Every 40K miles on my Direct Injected Tahoe.