I recall member Carbon Steel pushing the limits of oil. He used this with awesome results. Only place near me that has it is Rural King. Any members here use it?
Anyone still use Mobil Super 5k?
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I just drained some from my wife's RAV4 after a 6k mile run. I bought a couple of jugs from Rural King when it was on sale 3-4 years ago. I have one jug of 5w-30 and one of 10w-30 still unused. I plan to use them in my 98 Chevy that only goes 2K miles a year now.
I stopped buying it after the price went from $15 to $22 for the 5 quart jug.
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That was our shop oil for almost 10 years. Only reason we moved away from it was we lost our vendor for it and switched to quaker state. In the time we used it we did not see an engine failure on a vehicle we maintained.
I loved it when it was the same price as SuperTech. I can't find it anywhere local anymore. For the price I'd rather buy M1 or Edge.
wemay
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You can still find the Blend at BJs for $15/box of 6-quarts, when on sale. The Synthetic has been replaced with Mobil Full Synthetic which is $26 right now for the same configuration.
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It's currently $23 for a five quart jug at Rural King. I can buy their house brand Providence full synthetic with Dexos approval for less than $19.
Our BJs doesn't stock it anymore.
Wish they would start again, because I wouldn't mind getting a case for the tractor.
Is it even made any more?
Last time I used that is when AAP was clearing it out for 5$ for a 5 qt jug. I grabbed as many as i could buy.
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Yes. Running that in a '91 Toyota pick-up with a 22RE.
I'm told our dealer Service Dept uses it as the bulk fill for non-warranty work.
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=12174049&cc=0&pt=1001845&jsn=11344
3.17 per quart, shipping kills it though
3.17 per quart, shipping kills it though
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