My 2 local Walmarts both don’t have any 5 quart jugs of any Mobil 1 viscosity except the 15w50, and they only had 2 jugs of that. Just curious if anyone else’s Walmart doesn’t have any more Mobil 1 in stock?
Mobil 1 at Walmart.
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Order 2 and shipping is free to your house.
Online delivery or pickup app for sure. I don’t despise WM quite so much when I actually don’t have to go inside.
Exactly.
Same here. No shortage
Just yesterday I was at Walmart.. They even had 0w16 Mobil 1 on the shelf! Well stocked, better than I've seen in a long time.
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What no 0W-8, how dare they. It saves .0111 mpg
I didn't want to look.. that THIN oil might burn my eyes if I were to see those numbers on a label!!What no 0W-8, how dare they. It saves .0111 mpg
Yea, I ended up ordering some, just found it weird that both Walmarts in my area had nothing.
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There’s probably a Shortage of the PAO base stock they have been using for years
. Give it time for the refinery to get back up 
I blame this forum for the run on the M-1 0w-40
Z
PS: likely just a local issue. My WalMart has all the usual 5 qt jugs in stock, 4 or 5 deep
I don't buy jugs, prefer quarts as my Hondas use 3.7 quarts per change. I take 4 quarts to my Technician at the dealership, they use the Honda factory filters. Generally AutoZone will have a 5 quarts/ filter bundle for about $40 and they usually swap the filter for an extra quart. Comes out at roughly $6.70/quart for Mobil1 0w20 EP, Wally's gets $9.80 or so a quart. Then I have 2 quarts towards the next change. Works for me. Local Wally's seems to have most Mobil1 flavors in both quarts and jugs, occasionally some empty spots though.
Also minimizes the chances of getting Mobil 2.
I actually prefer buying the jugs because the quarts are so overpriced it's not even funny. I also have 2x Honda Civic's a 97 & 99 that take 3.7 qts and the extra leftover I can use for top-off or keep it for the next change, both seem to go through a qt in between so it's not really an issue for me.
If I still changed my own oil, I would too. At 76 I'm pretty much done. Taking a jug to my Technician would be a PITA for him and storage of open jugs in a townhouse, now i no longer have a garage to store that type of things, quarts are a simpler solution. 2 sealed quarts are easier to store for me. Also easier to have a partial quart in the trunk for top-up if needed.
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They have plenty here …
