I went to the warehouse today but I forgot to check prices. Saw a friend and that was it.
Costco Full Synthetic - Are You Seeing This in the Stores?
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If I was at Costco for anything it would be for groceries.
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Sad to say I can confirm the price increase. Was in my local store today and it's now 26.99 for 10 quarts, and haven't seen a sale in several months.
Just left Costco in South San Jose. Plenty of Kirkland, but I did not check the price.
Online costco.com pricing had been changed a while ago. Its online prices for most items are higher than store prices to reflect shipping cost.
As of a 2 days ago, my local Costco has plenty of 0W-20 & 5W-30 in stock. Once they're on sale, 5W-30 are usually sold out fast. I bought 5 cases (limit) of 5W-30 a couple of months ago for $21.99/ea, good for 5 years or so.
Costco is my closest grocery store @ 1.3 miles, LOL
As of a 2 days ago, my local Costco has plenty of 0W-20 & 5W-30 in stock. Once they're on sale, 5W-30 are usually sold out fast. I bought 5 cases (limit) of 5W-30 a couple of months ago for $21.99/ea, good for 5 years or so.
Costco is my closest grocery store @ 1.3 miles, LOL
Mobil 1 in all flavors are on sale $10 off right now until Jul 25th.
Just bought some 0w20. $26 maybe?
Same with me. It was 26.99 yesterday, but they had plenty in stock.
20 miles away in Milwaukee and 55 miles distant in the Anchorage area!
At least that [self-censored] mask mandate is over with them and most chain stores. With sinus trouble (in Wisconsin) and late-onset adult asthma (in both Wisconsin and Alaska), I really like being able to breath. Found the adult asthma was caused by my Alaskan living environment. It's the glacial silt (rock dust) that's turned into a nice version of cement in my lungs. Many times a year, this rock dust is picked up by high winds as it whistles down the glacier-fed Matanuska and Knik river valleys, and then precipitates or settles out where I live in a "convergence zone" at the beginnings of the Knik arm of Cook Inlet.
I'll live with it... for I love where I live and love Alaska. It's only a minor inconvenience... carry an inhaler with me. We're all gonna die of somethin'... someday.
Besides SOPUS' RGT, Pennzoil and Quaker State synthetics, Costco's Kirkland-branded (Warren Dist) oils are my go-to jugs today. These oils don't eschew cam shafts and destroy earlier generation 5.3L engines...
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Isn't that for 2 jugs?
It was the 26.99 price for 2 5 qt jugs a few weeks ago in Aloha oregon.
it had been 2-4 dollars before it jumped to 26.99.
it had been 2-4 dollars before it jumped to 26.99.
2-4 dollars lower
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Actually the computer chip is for the caps for the container. If it's not on tight, it calls your cell phone.
Here in Canada they don't offer oil at all Costco stores anymore since they switched from selling Castrol to Kirkland oil.
It's actually cheaper here to buy ST jug at WM than Kirkland as well, especially since you get more oil in ST jug vs Kirkland.
It's actually cheaper here to buy ST jug at WM than Kirkland as well, especially since you get more oil in ST jug vs Kirkland.
I'm subscribed to Costco's Oil Alert program. You enter the store or stores that you frequent and, when requested, Costco will send a text with the stock on hand.
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