Motomaster (Canadian Tire) VOA?
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You mean Formula 1. Tech 2000 is the Walmart brand.
There's a VOA on the regular Motomaster 10W30 in the VOA forum I believe. Nobody seems to know for sure the difference between all their house brands though.
There's a VOA on the regular Motomaster 10W30 in the VOA forum I believe. Nobody seems to know for sure the difference between all their house brands though.
There's a slight chance that Nugold, Supreme, and Auto Lab are all the same product, since Shell only makes one grade of conventional oil for cars. The F1 might be their syn blend. This is just a wild guess, but it would be good for a laugh if it were true.
Vilian you live near my hood im up in BP
I fill my tires with Perri-Air.
Canadian tire is the place where you go if you want to buy oils. They have the best prices in canada trust me
"...best prices in Canada trust me."
I should probably be ignoring this drivel, shouldn't I?
John.
I should probably be ignoring this drivel, shouldn't I?
John.
ask anyone that lives in canada! #@$%! tire has some really good bargins!!! ASK PATMAN
Patman
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When they have sales, CT definitely has the best prices around! Their regular prices are too high though, but why buy at full price when their stuff goes on sale so often?
Let's think about this for a second. Is it conceivable that anyone so cheap that they use Canadian Tire house brand oils is going to fork out the tens of dollars needed to capitalize a VOA???
Ron there are oil freaks that do that type of stuff
And its a good thing there are, especially when they post the results for everyone else to see. It's good to know what's what.
Patman
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Who says that using the Canadian Tire house brand is being cheap? It's made by Shell, so it's gotta be a pretty good oil, and people that read this site all the time know there are a lot of lower cost oils which outperform oils that cost a lot more. It's not about being "cheap", it's being smart. Why spend more than you need to if the lower cost oils are getting the job done very well? I'm very tempted to try out Canadian Tire's 5w20 in my wife's car someday (heck, I might just try out a whole bunch of different oils in her car over the next few years, there are so many that I am interested in testing out)
Im a freak about testing out too, Before i was a syntec guy for life now im starting to use whatever canadian tires has on sale because i like to try new things, and i always get a uoa done on every single oil change
On wednesday I'll be trying out some motomaster f1 synthetic 5w-20. I like the look of those gold bottles.
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