Kendall Oil.... sure is hard to find locally!

[JGmazda]

Based on UOA's and VOA's, I'm going to try the GT1-blend. Only problem is, It's harder to find than Hen's Teeth! (At least here in the Phoenix area)

You would think ConocoPhillips would market this sleeper more. Even Pep Boys stopped carrying it. I guess I don't understand marketing all that much.

 

[eljefino]

amazon

 

[ueberooo]

why ship oil?? any firestone will fill it for you.

as for stores, i've seen kendall at one Napa recently; Napa inventory does differ by store owner decision. 1 or 2 years ago, saw it at Pep boys, once for clearance--so not sure if they still have it.

here's a lookup app http://www.findkendall.com/

 

[mongo161]

You can try your local Auto Zone for the synthetic blend. They had quite a bit in inventory last time I made a purchase.

 

[TomYoung]

Or you could be a little easier on yourself and go with a good alternative brand on the shelf at WM:

 

[Kruse]

A few months ago, the local Alco chain had Kendall GT-1 on sale for $1.99 a quart and I bought a few cases. My local store has since closed so I guess I should have bought more.

 

[tommygunn]

Ford Motorcraft is the same oil as Kendall GT-1. Wal-Mart and all the major auto parts stores carry it.

 

[Stelth]

Originally Posted By: tommygunn
Ford Motorcraft is the same oil as Kendall GT-1. Wal-Mart and all the major auto parts stores carry it.


Not exactly. Kendall has the liquid titanium additive, and Motorcraft doesn't.

 

[JGmazda]

Thanks Guys... Yeah, I just can't seem to bring myself to pay shipping on a product I can get locally. (I'm sure I'll find a source out here.)

I checked local NAPA, Autozone, O'Reilly, and Walmart stores. - Zip. I'm calling a local Lube-place tomorrow that claims to carry it.

I'm intrigued with the formulation. Currently running PYB and feel it does a nice job. But you know us BITOG followers... we're always looking for the "Grail".

Correct, It's not the same formulation as the Motorcraft.