Originally Posted By: MojaveK20
I have to drive 100+ miles one way just for groceries. If I go to Pahrump, there is a NAPA and a Wal Mart but I give up the Trader Joe's coffee that I buy since coffee is one of the 9 essential food groups and I will not drink 'cough' folgers. If I go to Vegas for groceries, I have Wal Mart, NAPA's, AZ, Checker, Car Quest AND I can get the coffee I want. I choose, most of the time, to drive the extra 100 miles RT so I can get the proper coffee and truck stuff. I don't mail order since I pay cash for everything. What is more important, proper coffee and oil, or just oil.
Wow, you must be living in the outback or something. Does UPS or FedEx charge you more for delivery? or not deliver at all?
If you have neighbor I'd probably work with them to buy stuff together. Heck, probably grow my own vegetables or make most of the food stuff myself.
Anyways, assume that most car can take 5w20 instead of 0w20, and assume that 0w20 is only better than 5w20 in fuel economy. The extra cost of oil-store.com's 0w20 is not worth the fuel saving over the local store's 5w20, especially when they are on sale on a regular basis for 99c to $1.99
Just my 2c.
I have to drive 100+ miles one way just for groceries. If I go to Pahrump, there is a NAPA and a Wal Mart but I give up the Trader Joe's coffee that I buy since coffee is one of the 9 essential food groups and I will not drink 'cough' folgers. If I go to Vegas for groceries, I have Wal Mart, NAPA's, AZ, Checker, Car Quest AND I can get the coffee I want. I choose, most of the time, to drive the extra 100 miles RT so I can get the proper coffee and truck stuff. I don't mail order since I pay cash for everything. What is more important, proper coffee and oil, or just oil.
Wow, you must be living in the outback or something. Does UPS or FedEx charge you more for delivery? or not deliver at all?
If you have neighbor I'd probably work with them to buy stuff together. Heck, probably grow my own vegetables or make most of the food stuff myself.
Anyways, assume that most car can take 5w20 instead of 0w20, and assume that 0w20 is only better than 5w20 in fuel economy. The extra cost of oil-store.com's 0w20 is not worth the fuel saving over the local store's 5w20, especially when they are on sale on a regular basis for 99c to $1.99
Just my 2c.