First I've seen it at Walmart. This is in West Lafayette, IN.
Valvoline MST 5W-40 at Walmart
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It's here at the Fargo Wal-marts also, whats the "MST" stand for anyway?
I believe "mid-saps", and HST is "high-saps".
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Does it have Titanium, is that the T?
Originally Posted By: MrQuackers
Does it have Titanium, is that the T?
There is no Valvoline that I'm aware of that has any Ti.
Does it have Titanium, is that the T?
There is no Valvoline that I'm aware of that has any Ti.
Originally Posted By: MrQuackers
Does it have Titanium, is that the T?
To expand on my earlier post, I believe MST is "mid-SAPS technology" and HST is "high-SAPS technology".
Does it have Titanium, is that the T?
To expand on my earlier post, I believe MST is "mid-SAPS technology" and HST is "high-SAPS technology".
Engines run over 400f? Not around here.
Go to NAPA and get it for $5.something until they have sale
Originally Posted By: gregoron
A jug of M1 0W-40 for around $25 a couple of shelves away would be of better value.
Agreed. I've seen this Synpower MST 5w-40 at local walmarts since forever, but now that M1 0w-40 is available in jugs at such a good price, I don't see why anyone would go for this Synpower unless they specifically required something with lower SAPS/sulfated ash content for their application (DPF).
A jug of M1 0W-40 for around $25 a couple of shelves away would be of better value.
Agreed. I've seen this Synpower MST 5w-40 at local walmarts since forever, but now that M1 0w-40 is available in jugs at such a good price, I don't see why anyone would go for this Synpower unless they specifically required something with lower SAPS/sulfated ash content for their application (DPF).
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: gregoron
A jug of M1 0W-40 for around $25 a couple of shelves away would be of better value.
Agreed. I've seen this Synpower MST 5w-40 at local walmarts since forever, but now that M1 0w-40 is available in jugs at such a good price, I don't see why anyone would go for this Synpower unless they specifically required something with lower SAPS/sulfated ash content for their application (DPF).
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Originally Posted By: gregoron
A jug of M1 0W-40 for around $25 a couple of shelves away would be of better value.
Agreed. I've seen this Synpower MST 5w-40 at local walmarts since forever, but now that M1 0w-40 is available in jugs at such a good price, I don't see why anyone would go for this Synpower unless they specifically required something with lower SAPS/sulfated ash content for their application (DPF).
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I never saw Valvoline 5w40 MST at Wal Mart, only at NAPA. NAPA would usually sell it for $2 less than M1 0w40, so you could get an oil with European certifications for less.
However, Wal-Mart would sell M1 0w40 for less than anybody else would sell any Xw40 Euro oil
However, Wal-Mart would sell M1 0w40 for less than anybody else would sell any Xw40 Euro oil
It's a shame that other retailers can't be a bit more competitive with the oil pricing, I don't need WM matched, but closer. It's just such a hassle to go there, and I prefer the "look" (as silly as it is) of an auto parts store receipt in my records. ha. Not AZ's though, they fade.
Sometimes other retailers are competitive, but it will be with oil filters that I don't want nor want showing on the receipt. Otherwise, it's that 1 or 2 time a year sale of Mobil 1 or another fine product approved for my car that I have to snap up. Always keeping my eye out!
Great find on the Valvoline MST product!
Sometimes other retailers are competitive, but it will be with oil filters that I don't want nor want showing on the receipt. Otherwise, it's that 1 or 2 time a year sale of Mobil 1 or another fine product approved for my car that I have to snap up. Always keeping my eye out!
Great find on the Valvoline MST product!
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