Auto parts stores branded full synthetic oil.

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Here is a list of some of the big auto parts stores full synthetic oil. I am speaking of synthetic oil with the store name on it.

AutoZone - $5.49 a quart
Advance Auto - $5.49 a quart
O'Reilly Auto - $5.99 a quart
Napa - $3.49 a quart
Carquest - $5.49 a quart

Just for giggles.
Walmart Supertech - $4.99 a quart

All of the oils above meet most USA oil specs and are dexos1 licensed.

Napa seems to be by far and away the lest expensive.
 
Originally Posted By: 69GTX
NAPA is running a sale this month. That price may not be offered when you need it...by the quart.


Yes, you are right. Napa full synthetic oil is on sale this month for $3.49 a quart, normally $5.29.
 
Originally Posted By: stchman
Here is a list of some of the big auto parts stores full synthetic oil. I am speaking of synthetic oil with the store name on it.

AutoZone - $5.49 a quart
Advance Auto - $5.49 a quart
O'Reilly Auto - $5.99 a quart
Napa - $3.49 a quart
Carquest - $5.49 a quart



It's interesting to see that the Carquest brand of synthetic is now blended by Amalie. If you see AOC printed on the bottom of the bottle, that's Amalie Oil Company, Tampa FL. Amalie also is producing oil for the Parts Plus store brand.
 
That is because NAPA is on sale this month. Some have even received coupons in the mail dropping the price to $2.99 a quart. And why is walmart's supertech just for giggles as it's very decent oil?
 
If the Carquest branded Amalie was the exact same formulation as their elixir brand then it would be very very strong. It has MB 229.5 and BMW LL-04 approvals. I don't think it is because its not listed on the Carquest bottle. That having been stated, the Carquest branded is good oil. Has are all the other ones too.
 
Another store-branded synthetic motor oil is Federated Auto Parts Full Synthetic ($4.99/quart, and when it goes on sale it is between $3 and $4) .... made by Warren/WNE. It is also a dexos1 oil.



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2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS, 1.8L
Quaker State Synthetic (QSUD) 5W-20
Hyundai OEM Oil Filter #26300-35503
Hastings Engine Air Filter #AF1511

2011 Ford Focus SE, 2.0L
Motorcraft Synthetic Blend 5W-20
Motorcraft Oil Filter #FL-910S
Motorcraft Engine Air Filter #FA-1890
 
Originally Posted By: NormanBuntz
It's interesting to see that the Carquest brand of synthetic is now blended by Amalie. If you see AOC printed on the bottom of the bottle, that's Amalie Oil Company, Tampa FL. Amalie also is producing oil for the Parts Plus store brand.


Interesting info .... thanks for sharing this Norman.
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2012 Hyundai Elantra GLS, 1.8L
Quaker State Synthetic (QSUD) 5W-20
Hyundai OEM Oil Filter #26300-35503
Hastings Engine Air Filter #AF1511

2011 Ford Focus SE, 2.0L
Motorcraft Synthetic Blend 5W-20
Motorcraft Oil Filter #FL-910S
Motorcraft Engine Air Filter #FA-1890
 
Tony10s... If you happen to stop in a Sunoco gas station check out their oil. The Sunoco Ultra full synthetic oil is pretty doggone good. ACEA A1/A5, Dexos, Chrysler approval, Ford approval. I'm trying out now
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O'Reilly is made by Omni Specialty Packaging. I've used it in the past when it was on sale for $17.99 for a 5qt jug and a quality filter.

Seemed to work well in my past vehicle, though the engine noise seemed a little more on it than some others.
 
Originally Posted By: slacktide_bitog
CQ brand is Amalie/Wolf's Head

Napa Synthetic is Synpower

Most of the others are made by WPP



All true except Napa doesn't = Synpower. According to Valvoline, Synpower uses a Higher quality basestock than the synthetics they blend to Napa specifications.

As far as house brands go Supertech is the real winner IMO. It is the cheapest on a daily basis and always available at walmart.
 
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Also Meijer brand synthetic.

I believe its the same as ST. Their everyday price is average, but it is a screaming deal when they have a buy one get one 50% off deal.
 
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