Pennzoil Ultra 5W20 and 5W30 now available at Canadiantire store here in Toronto....$57 for 5qts bottle.
Pennzoil Utra available in Canada
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Same here, at least at the Albert Street North location.
Is this considered a good price for you guys up there?
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Is this considered a good price for you guys up there?
No that's robbery. On sale it will probably be Around $28-34 a jug. I got a few 4.73 liter jugs of PPPP last year on sale for $26 and change. Napa up here has Ultra on sale once a year for under $40 a jug.
Is this considered a good price for you guys up there?
No that's robbery. On sale it will probably be Around $28-34 a jug. I got a few 4.73 liter jugs of PPPP last year on sale for $26 and change. Napa up here has Ultra on sale once a year for under $40 a jug.
The only time oil is at an acceptable price is when it's on sale, otherwise we are being ripped off up here.
Collect your Canadian Tire money,shop the sales, and it's al good, Pay full price I guess you have more money than brains!
Still waiting to see PU at my local CTC.
Collect your Canadian Tire money,shop the sales, and it's al good, Pay full price I guess you have more money than brains!
Still waiting to see PU at my local CTC.
I have the picture of the Pennzoil Ultra. Its the new Pure plus stuff.
No reason to visit, except pricing?
If they'd just have everyday reasonable pricing, none of this would be an issue. How many people could they eliminate from their marketing department for their elaborate weekly flyers, web and paper?
My oil changes are based on time and/or mileage, not upon when Canadian Tire has a sale on my oil of choice.
My oil changes are based on time and/or mileage, not upon when Canadian Tire has a sale on my oil of choice.
Can't you buy a big jug of redline oil or amsoil for that kinda money? Lol.....Canada. Gotta love this place man. Car related parts and product are cheaper in Uganda I think.
Actually, Peavey Mart sells Amsoil right on the shelf for cheaper than that.
Really? No brainer than....
No peavey mart here in Ontario tho
No peavey mart here in Ontario tho
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Originally Posted By: Garak
My oil changes are based on time and/or mileage, not upon when Canadian Tire has a sale on my oil of choice.
It is what it is, oil is expensive here. We don't have many options, only Walmart or Cdn Tire here in ON. That's why we all have oil stashes
To me, it is "buy it when it's on sale, for multiple OCI's, and keep changing it based on time/mileage". Otherwise, you have to cross the border or you will get drilled.
My oil changes are based on time and/or mileage, not upon when Canadian Tire has a sale on my oil of choice.
It is what it is, oil is expensive here. We don't have many options, only Walmart or Cdn Tire here in ON. That's why we all have oil stashes
To me, it is "buy it when it's on sale, for multiple OCI's, and keep changing it based on time/mileage". Otherwise, you have to cross the border or you will get drilled.
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No peavey mart here in Ontario tho
If you're ever out west, take a peak. It's quite the experience, to say the least.
Originally Posted By: dgunay
To me, it is "buy it when it's on sale, for multiple OCI's, and keep changing it based on time/mileage". Otherwise, you have to cross the border or you will get drilled.
Or, just go to the distributor. I get Delvac 1 from Imperial Oil every day for a price that beats all but the very, very best sales WM or CT have. The Shell distributor does pretty well with Formula Shell, too, should I choose a PCMO.
No peavey mart here in Ontario tho
If you're ever out west, take a peak. It's quite the experience, to say the least.
Originally Posted By: dgunay
To me, it is "buy it when it's on sale, for multiple OCI's, and keep changing it based on time/mileage". Otherwise, you have to cross the border or you will get drilled.
Or, just go to the distributor. I get Delvac 1 from Imperial Oil every day for a price that beats all but the very, very best sales WM or CT have. The Shell distributor does pretty well with Formula Shell, too, should I choose a PCMO.
So for the same money, why would one buy PU over Redline or AMSOIL? Is there a reason its pretty well the same money?
That's a good question. Finding Red Line at that price in Canada might be a bit of a stretch; with Amsoil, it wouldn't be so hard. If Canadian Tire thought they could sell Red Line at $11 to $12 per litre and make what they considered an effective profit out of it, they'd be doing so. They cleared out Red Line ages ago. I'm surprised Canadian Tire has hung onto Royal Purple this long.
Canadian Tire and Walmart, along with a few other bigger box stores here, are under the mistaken belief that oil needs to be marked up by 150% to 200%, and then slashed to create a colourful sale every few weeks, when a jobber outlet tries to keep the markup on the same product under 20%.
Canadian Tire and Walmart, along with a few other bigger box stores here, are under the mistaken belief that oil needs to be marked up by 150% to 200%, and then slashed to create a colourful sale every few weeks, when a jobber outlet tries to keep the markup on the same product under 20%.
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