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|    Paul in Houston TX to mike    |
|    Re: Conventional oil hard to find?    |
|    22 Mar 21 17:36:34    |
      XPost: alt.home.repair       From: Paul@Houston.Texas              mike wrote:       > Kids are on spring break so I changed their oil & filters.       >       > Bought Costco oil but to my surprise they no longer sell dino juice.       > Bought Mobil 1 oil filters at Walmart but they also had no dino juice.       > Went to O'Reillys but their conventional was more expensive than synthetic.       >       > I had Costco look up who had conventional oil and it turns out they       > discounted their last cases of Chevron 10W30 SN & 10W40 SN conventional       > oils       > to $9.97/10 quarts more than a year ago and haven't sold any conventional       > motor oils since then at any Costco in my area.       >       > Huh?       > Since when is conventional oil hard to find in bulk?       > Is this a new thing?       >       > I'm not complaining or even asking whether the $25/10 quarts Kirkland fully       > synthetic 5W30 SP oil is good or not as I know all about synthetic oil       > advantages & disadvantages over conventional gasoline engine motor oils.       >       > I'm just asking if you've also found it hard to find conventional oil by       > the       > case at good prices (which means at your local Costco or department store)?              Stores here have lots of dino oil.       However, with full syn at $3 per qt and dino at $2.50 per qt I always       get full syn.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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