Re: Oil Question... (GTIrob01)
10W30 should be OK if you live in San Diego. You should really use 0W/5W-30/40 though.
10W30 should be OK if you live in San Diego. You should really use 0W/5W-30/40 though.
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Re: Oil Question... (AxeAngel)
I went onto Mobil's web site, got the number for their local distributor and gave them a call. They said that there was no place locally to buy that grade and they could sell it to me directly. $27.03 for a case of 6 + tax of course. I have NEVER, EVER seen Mobil 1 as cheap as $1.50/ quart. Congrats on finding that. As for the boat oil comment, give me some credit. I mentioned in my earlier post that it says right on the bottle "European Car Blend".
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I went onto Mobil's web site, got the number for their local distributor and gave them a call. They said that there was no place locally to buy that grade and they could sell it to me directly. $27.03 for a case of 6 + tax of course. I have NEVER, EVER seen Mobil 1 as cheap as $1.50/ quart. Congrats on finding that. As for the boat oil comment, give me some credit. I mentioned in my earlier post that it says right on the bottle "European Car Blend".
Re: Oil Question... (bc5star)
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It only happens if the store screws up or you CRIMINALLY switch the price tags.
Anyway, you can get the 0W-40 online, at Porsche and Mercedes dealers, and through Mobil distributors. $4.75 is as good a price as I have seen for it anywhere.
quote:[HR][/HR] I have NEVER, EVER seen Mobil 1 as cheap as $1.50/ quart. Congrats on finding that. [HR][/HR]
There's a reason for that.
Anyway, you can get the 0W-40 online, at Porsche and Mercedes dealers, and through Mobil distributors. $4.75 is as good a price as I have seen for it anywhere.
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