Valvoline Premium Conventional oil
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Originally Posted By: Andyge
I just bought 24 quarts of Valvoline Premium Conventional oil for $1.99 a quart at Mills fleet farm .I usually use quaker state Advanced Durability but for the price thought. I would give Valvoline a try.
Andy
Which weights? The 5w-20 and 5w30 are actually synthetic blends.
I just bought 24 quarts of Valvoline Premium Conventional oil for $1.99 a quart at Mills fleet farm .I usually use quaker state Advanced Durability but for the price thought. I would give Valvoline a try.
Andy
Which weights? The 5w-20 and 5w30 are actually synthetic blends.
You will be fine with it
Very nice, one of the gas stations around here, Getgo sells quarts of it for $6.49. So you received a very good deal. Another local discount store sells it for $4.59.
I believe Wal-Marts price for individual quarts is $4.25-4.50, and it's down in the $2.90-3.00 range when bought in jugs. Nice score!
Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
Very nice, one of the gas stations around here, Getgo sells quarts of it for $6.49. So you received a very good deal. Another local discount store sells it for $4.59.
Pep boys sells it for $6.94!
Very nice, one of the gas stations around here, Getgo sells quarts of it for $6.49. So you received a very good deal. Another local discount store sells it for $4.59.
Pep boys sells it for $6.94!
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Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
Very nice, one of the gas stations around here, Getgo sells quarts of it for $6.49. So you received a very good deal. Another local discount store sells it for $4.59.
Pep boys sells it for $6.94!
Here it is $6.29 at Oreilly's. Autozone is a bit better at $5.99. If I ever step foot into Pep Boys I am certain it is close to or higher then Death Valley California.
Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
Very nice, one of the gas stations around here, Getgo sells quarts of it for $6.49. So you received a very good deal. Another local discount store sells it for $4.59.
Pep boys sells it for $6.94!
Here it is $6.29 at Oreilly's. Autozone is a bit better at $5.99. If I ever step foot into Pep Boys I am certain it is close to or higher then Death Valley California.
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Originally Posted By: dave1251
Here it is $6.29 at Oreilly's. Autozone is a bit better at $5.99. If I ever step foot into Pep Boys I am certain it is close to or higher then Death Valley California.
Yep,same here. Almost $7 a quart for a humdrum conventional oil is insanity.
Here it is $6.29 at Oreilly's. Autozone is a bit better at $5.99. If I ever step foot into Pep Boys I am certain it is close to or higher then Death Valley California.
Yep,same here. Almost $7 a quart for a humdrum conventional oil is insanity.
Walmart Canada has this oil on sale right now at CAD$11.88 for a 5L jug, I got a few in 5w30, it's approved and licensed as SN Plus and in fact is a synthetic blend.
Originally Posted by Uregina09
Cool story.
Yeah. At least there is a .99 only store here. It sells 5W30 Kendall GT Synthetic for 2.99 a quart everyday.
Cool story.
Yeah. At least there is a .99 only store here. It sells 5W30 Kendall GT Synthetic for 2.99 a quart everyday.
Originally Posted by dubber09
Walmart Canada has this oil on sale right now at CAD$11.88 for a 5L jug, I got a few in 5w30, it's approved and licensed as SN Plus and in fact is a synthetic blend.
Yeah, saw this today. great price for 11.88CAD, works out to around 1.64USD or something
Walmart Canada has this oil on sale right now at CAD$11.88 for a 5L jug, I got a few in 5w30, it's approved and licensed as SN Plus and in fact is a synthetic blend.
Yeah, saw this today. great price for 11.88CAD, works out to around 1.64USD or something
Also, FYI: "Premium Conventional" name has been changed to "Daily Protection" on bottles,
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Originally Posted by volk06
Originally Posted by Andyge
I just bought 24 quarts of Valvoline Premium Conventional oil for $1.99 a quart at Mills fleet farm .I usually use quaker state Advanced Durability but for the price thought. I would give Valvoline a try.
Andy
Which weights? The 5w-20 and 5w30 are actually synthetic blends.
How are those synthetic blends when it states that it's conventional? What am I missing?
Originally Posted by Andyge
I just bought 24 quarts of Valvoline Premium Conventional oil for $1.99 a quart at Mills fleet farm .I usually use quaker state Advanced Durability but for the price thought. I would give Valvoline a try.
Andy
Which weights? The 5w-20 and 5w30 are actually synthetic blends.
How are those synthetic blends when it states that it's conventional? What am I missing?
Originally Posted by racerviii
Originally Posted by volk06
Originally Posted by Andyge
I just bought 24 quarts of Valvoline Premium Conventional oil for $1.99 a quart at Mills fleet farm .I usually use quaker state Advanced Durability but for the price thought. I would give Valvoline a try.
Andy
Which weights? The 5w-20 and 5w30 are actually synthetic blends.
How are those synthetic blends when it states that it's conventional? What am I missing?
https://sharena21.springcm.com/Publ...bd3/bab4d631-93bb-e711-9c12-ac162d889bd1
Originally Posted by volk06
Originally Posted by Andyge
I just bought 24 quarts of Valvoline Premium Conventional oil for $1.99 a quart at Mills fleet farm .I usually use quaker state Advanced Durability but for the price thought. I would give Valvoline a try.
Andy
Which weights? The 5w-20 and 5w30 are actually synthetic blends.
How are those synthetic blends when it states that it's conventional? What am I missing?
https://sharena21.springcm.com/Publ...bd3/bab4d631-93bb-e711-9c12-ac162d889bd1
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If you're driving a D.I. engine, be aware that the wording by Valvoline states SN with SN Plus. That means that whatever percentage of that oil has synthetic in that blend, that's the same percentage it has SN Plus.
Not sure about today, but the old-school thought I read in some publication a year ago, was that if the '''front''' of the jug did not say synthetic blend, it had less than 15% synthetic in that conventional jug.
BTW... there's a recent VOA and UOA of Valvoline Advanced Synthetic 5w30 here at BITOG. Add-pack looks pretty robust/stout now, considering it's SN Plus.
Not sure about today, but the old-school thought I read in some publication a year ago, was that if the '''front''' of the jug did not say synthetic blend, it had less than 15% synthetic in that conventional jug.
BTW... there's a recent VOA and UOA of Valvoline Advanced Synthetic 5w30 here at BITOG. Add-pack looks pretty robust/stout now, considering it's SN Plus.
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Valvoline conventional is very good, has been around a long time. And that is a great price. Enjoy
I must be completely wrong, but I thought that when SN became the standard, all oils that met that cert, were syn-blends.....
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