The only ExxonMobil products carried in Wal-Mart is either Mobil Clean 5000 or one of many M1 synthetic products. All of the other oil brands (Pennzoil, Quaker State, Castrol, Valvoline, etc.) have conventional oil, High Mileage oil, synthetic blends and then a high-end synthetic. It appears that ExxonMobil just wants the basic conventional oil (MC 5000) and then a large area of synthetics.
Is it just the local Wal-Marts in NC that allocates their shelf space this way or is it all Wal-Marts? It is an interesting strategy on the part of XOM.
I am asking because I was looking for a Mobil (conventional) High Mileage oil for an old pickup. I ended up buying Quaker State High Mileage for $13 / 5 qts.
Is it just the local Wal-Marts in NC that allocates their shelf space this way or is it all Wal-Marts? It is an interesting strategy on the part of XOM.
I am asking because I was looking for a Mobil (conventional) High Mileage oil for an old pickup. I ended up buying Quaker State High Mileage for $13 / 5 qts.