Exactly, and what's worse is when SOPUS screws consumers out of their rebates
PYB vs Super Tech
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ST for me
The whole premise behind any rebate that is not direct at checkout is to screw you.
That is the norm. If you had a failure with any oil no matter that it may be a one time fluke- you wouldn't use it again especially on a new or late model vehicle. Advertising sells nothing to me.
From what I see on this forum, peoples buying patterns are based on cheapness, convenience, or rebates-sales mostly.
Originally Posted By: car51
Exactly, and what's worse is when SOPUS screws consumers out of their rebates
That is the norm. If you had a failure with any oil no matter that it may be a one time fluke- you wouldn't use it again especially on a new or late model vehicle. Advertising sells nothing to me.
From what I see on this forum, peoples buying patterns are based on cheapness, convenience, or rebates-sales mostly.
Originally Posted By: car51
Exactly, and what's worse is when SOPUS screws consumers out of their rebates
I respectfully disagree. When SOPUS started giving out free Pennzoil Platinum / Pennzoil Ultra oil to people; they wanted folks to "make the switch" so that says a lot to me
They were in a sense saying "use this for free" and if you like it, keep using it and touting these highly, God like GTL basestocks and so forth
Yeah, but I like the yellow bottle
ST is ugly by comparison
ST is ugly by comparison
We can both agree that SuperTech or Pennzoil conventional will do the job
airgun 95% of people buy when there is a good deal its not being cheap its being smart..
Crazyoildude is right, as I stocked up on Super Tech conventional for $8.01/5quart jug and the. Super Tech SYN at $12 5quart jug. u hardly ever see Pennzoil conventional rollback as deep as Super Tech lubes are
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