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2024 Pennzoil Platinum Reward Offer: Purchase 10-Quarts Full Synthetic Motor Oil

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Pennzoil is hosting their 2024 Pennzoil Platinum Rewards Promotion and offering a $25 eGift Card w/ Purchase of 10-Quarts of 1-Quart Bottles or 2x of 5-Quart Bottles of qualifying Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil at participating locations only and filling out the form to redeem your promotional offer.

Thanks to community member garenslickdealz007 for finding this deal

Note, must purchase the required amount of Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil from a qualifying retailer.

Qualifying Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil Products
  • 10x (1-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Ultra Premium Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 10x (1-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 10x (1-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 10x (1-Quartt Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Euro Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Ultra Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Euro Full Synthetic Motor Oil
Participating Retailers
  • In-Store Purchase
    • AAFES
    • ACE Hardware
    • Advance Auto Parts
    • Atwoods
    • AutoZone
    • Big Blue Store
    • Big R Farm & Home
    • Big R Holdings
    • Blain's Farm & Fleet
    • Bomgaars
    • Buchheit
    • C-A-L Ranch Stores
    • Carquest Auto Parts
    • Coastal Farm & Home
    • D & B Supply Co.
    • Dan's Boots & Saddles
    • Do-It Best
    • Falder's Farm, Home and Industry Supply
    • Family Center Farm & Home
    • Farm & Home Supply
    • Farm King Supply, Inc.
    • Fleet & Farm Supply, Inc
    • Fleet Farm
    • Gebo's
    • Home of Economy
    • Jax Mercantile Company
    • L & M Fleet Supply
    • Linton's Big R
    • Meijer
    • Murdoch's
    • NAPA Auto Parts
    • Norby Farm Fleet
    • North 40 Outfitters
    • Old Mill Farm & Ranch
    • Olney Rural King Supply
    • O'Reilly Auto Parts
    • Orgill
    • Quincy Farm & Home Supply
    • Ranch & Home
    • Runnings
    • Rural King
    • Shipton's Big R
    • Shoppers Supply
    • The Home Depot
    • Theisen's
    • True Value
    • Walmart - In-Store Purchase Only/Online Purchases Ineligible
    • Western Big R
    • Western Mercantile
  • Online Purchase

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • To receive a $25 digital gift card by email, you must select the qualifying Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic motor oil product you purchase and complete the form
  • Purchases made on a retailers website require receipt with order confirmation/order number and shipping confirmation or final delivery/pickup-receipt
  • Orders that are canceled and/or product returns are ineligible for this offer
  • All request for this promotional offer include a USPS address verification check
  • Offer valid at participating locations only; void in RI and where prohibited or restricted by law
  • Offer not valid on purchases made at Amazon.com or Walmart.com
  • Limit of 1 per person, household or address
  • Offer valid through September 30, 2024 or while promotional offer last
Additional Notes
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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Pennzoil is hosting their 2024 Pennzoil Platinum Rewards Promotion and offering a $25 eGift Card w/ Purchase of 10-Quarts of 1-Quart Bottles or 2x of 5-Quart Bottles of qualifying Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil at participating locations only and filling out the form to redeem your promotional offer.

Thanks to community member garenslickdealz007 for finding this deal

Note, must purchase the required amount of Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil from a qualifying retailer.

Qualifying Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil Products
  • 10x (1-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Ultra Premium Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 10x (1-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 10x (1-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 10x (1-Quartt Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Euro Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Ultra Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage Full Synthetic Motor Oil
  • 2x (5-Quart Bottles) Pennzoil Platinum Euro Full Synthetic Motor Oil
Participating Retailers
  • In-Store Purchase
    • AAFES
    • ACE Hardware
    • Advance Auto Parts
    • Atwoods
    • AutoZone
    • Big Blue Store
    • Big R Farm & Home
    • Big R Holdings
    • Blain's Farm & Fleet
    • Bomgaars
    • Buchheit
    • C-A-L Ranch Stores
    • Carquest Auto Parts
    • Coastal Farm & Home
    • D & B Supply Co.
    • Dan's Boots & Saddles
    • Do-It Best
    • Falder's Farm, Home and Industry Supply
    • Family Center Farm & Home
    • Farm & Home Supply
    • Farm King Supply, Inc.
    • Fleet & Farm Supply, Inc
    • Fleet Farm
    • Gebo's
    • Home of Economy
    • Jax Mercantile Company
    • L & M Fleet Supply
    • Linton's Big R
    • Meijer
    • Murdoch's
    • NAPA Auto Parts
    • Norby Farm Fleet
    • North 40 Outfitters
    • Old Mill Farm & Ranch
    • Olney Rural King Supply
    • O'Reilly Auto Parts
    • Orgill
    • Quincy Farm & Home Supply
    • Ranch & Home
    • Runnings
    • Rural King
    • Shipton's Big R
    • Shoppers Supply
    • The Home Depot
    • Theisen's
    • True Value
    • Walmart - In-Store Purchase Only/Online Purchases Ineligible
    • Western Big R
    • Western Mercantile
  • Online Purchase

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • To receive a $25 digital gift card by email, you must select the qualifying Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic motor oil product you purchase and complete the form
  • Purchases made on a retailers website require receipt with order confirmation/order number and shipping confirmation or final delivery/pickup-receipt
  • Orders that are canceled and/or product returns are ineligible for this offer
  • All request for this promotional offer include a USPS address verification check
  • Offer valid at participating locations only; void in RI and where prohibited or restricted by law
  • Offer not valid on purchases made at Amazon.com or Walmart.com
  • Limit of 1 per person, household or address
  • Offer valid through September 30, 2024 or while promotional offer last
Additional Notes
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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Feb 4, 2024 3:22 AM
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mickey1987Feb 4, 2024 3:22 AM
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Quote from Eugenius11 :
Oil analysis does not say anything about condition of your engine unless it's too late. It says only that oil potentially serviceable. But to tell for 100% you need to test not just metals and viscosity but also oxidation, nitration, acidity and etc. those cheap $35 analysis does not tell much, it just an estimate

So better stick to your manual approved specs oil and Oil change interval for harsh driving conditions unless you drive only on highways with no traffic
Now that's funny. How do so many Toyotas and Hondas go over 200k with just doing what the manufacturer recommends.
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Feb 4, 2024 3:24 AM
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Quote from mickey1987 :
Again where are the millions of cars in the junkyards with engine damage? I personally had a Honda Accord that had over 250k before I had to get rid of it because of rust.

How is that possible if I change it's oil at the manufacturers recommend intervals?

Like I say spend your money any way you want. I'll use mine for more enjoyment.
People still drive oil burning engines...up to the point that they have to replace the catalytic converter.
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Feb 4, 2024 3:28 AM
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mickey1987Feb 4, 2024 3:28 AM
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Quote from E4300 :
People still drive oil burning engines...up to the point that they have to replace the catalytic converter.
So how did I go over 250k if the oil was damaging my engine.

As far as oil burning goes how come my car wasn't burning oil.

Can you answer that?
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nottrollin
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Feb 4, 2024 3:36 AM
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Quote from mickey1987 :
Fine. So tell me why oil companies also agree with the Car manufacturers? Wouldn't they want to make more money by selling more oil.

I only ask you to use common sense.

Oil companies and Car manufacturers have the best testing equipment in the world.

Now you can believe some guy on YouTube or some local mechanic if you want. It's your money.

Last thing is this oil change debate has been going on for over 29 years and yet NOT ONE STUDY has shown that changing your oil at manufacturers recommend intervals damages the engine.

If you have one then I would love to read it.
There are some mechanics on yuotube that I believe. And I believe my eyes when I see the damage and the sludge and the carbon buildup when you open these engines up to service them.
Especially with all these Direct Injection engines, they just eat themselves up with the carbon buildup, the oil burning and oil dilution issues.

But you're right; It is my money. I still have Free After Rebate oil stocked up, so all I have to do is buy an oil filter. That's extremely cheap insurance and peace of mind to keep my engines running for many miles for me and the next owner.
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warsatanFeb 4, 2024 3:57 AM
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Quote from nottrollin :
There are some mechanics on yuotube that I believe. And I believe my eyes when I see the damage and the sludge and the carbon buildup when you open these engines up to service them.
Especially with all these Direct Injection engines, they just eat themselves up with the carbon buildup, the oil burning and oil dilution issues.

But you're right; It is my money. I still have Free After Rebate oil stocked up, so all I have to do is buy an oil filter. That's extremely cheap insurance and peace of mind to keep my engines running for many miles for me and the next owner.
Curious if you able to find any info on how long these oil can sit on the shelves ? I read somewhere the additives do have some sort of expiration date but I'm not 100% certain on the info .....
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Quote from mickey1987 :
So how did I go over 250k if the oil was damaging my engine.

As far as oil burning goes how come my car wasn't burning oil.

Can you answer that?
You claim 250K miles with no oil consumption. I personally have not come across any 250K mile vehicle that does burn 1/8-1/4 quart of oil every 5000 miles unless that engine is running at highway speed 100% of the time.

There are many newer car owners who follow +7K miles oil change interval and have to add at least 1 quart of oil every 2000 miles. Most dealers will also claim that it's normal to burn 1 qt/1000 miles. Post you question at the Toyota forum if you want to know why your car doesn't burn oil at 250K.
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Feb 4, 2024 4:42 AM
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FishntymeFeb 4, 2024 4:42 AM
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Quote from garenslickdealz007 :
Only problem I've had is that the emails from their rebate website get put into my Spam folder in gmail..
no issues here either
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FishntymeFeb 4, 2024 4:45 AM
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Quote from hoxuantu :
Stay away from this crap Pennzoil Rebate. They will find a reason to refuse your rebate, and sometimes even no reason.
Never had an issue in 10years or so
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Quote from warsatan :
Curious if you able to find any info on how long these oil can sit on the shelves ? I read somewhere the additives do have some sort of expiration date but I'm not 100% certain on the info .....
There is no time limit, but I would shake the container before use to disperse the additives that settle to the bottom of the container. Remember that most synthetic oils today still use distilled crude oil (million years old) as the base material. Huge profit margin for the oil company to charge 2-3x over conventional oil.
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Quote from mickey1987 :
Now that's funny. How do so many Toyotas and Hondas go over 200k with just doing what the manufacturer recommends.
Older Toyota with 5K mile oil change warning light have no problem hitting 200K. Browse the Toyota forum if you want to read about those who follow the newer oil change interval and experience excessive oil consumption. This problem is magnified with the use of low tension cylinder ring to reduce friction.
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Quote from Matthew-Deals-Hunter :
Pennzoil Full Synthetic Engine Oil 10W-30 5 Quart - $20 at autozone

https://www.autozone.com/motor-oi...427002_0_0 [autozone.com]

Make it a sweeter deal!

Also check your manual. Many websites say this oil doesn't "fit" my 2012 Sonata 198,000 miles but the manual says it actually does.
it fits, but probably not the best fit, esp. if you live in a place with cold winter. oil is always too thick when starting up. so don't ruin your engine to save a few bucks.
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Matthew-Deals-HunterFeb 4, 2024 5:24 AM
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Quote from qqzj :
it fits, but probably not the best fit, esp. if you live in a place with cold winter. oil is always too thick when starting up. so don't ruin your engine to save a few bucks.
Yeah. I am aware of that so i only use it in the summer or when the average temp is way above the range that Hyundai recommends for that type of oil.
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Quote from mickey1987 :
So how did I go over 250k if the oil was damaging my engine.

As far as oil burning goes how come my car wasn't burning oil.

Can you answer that?
Another 2AR-FE Toyota engine with 99K miles that burn 2 quarts per 5K miles. The user has "always maintained the car through the dealer per the manual with 10k synthetic 0w20 oil/filter changes".

This issue started maybe 10k miles ago. I was out romping on the car in sport mode, and came up to a stop light in which the car shut itself off. Another mile down the road, once coming to a stop, I experienced the same. I pulled over to check the oil level, and did not even find it on the dipstick.

https://www.toyotanation.com/thre...n.1694938/
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mickey1987Feb 4, 2024 6:09 AM
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Quote from E4300 :
Older Toyota with 5K mile oil change warning light have no problem hitting 200K. Browse the Toyota forum if you want to read about those who follow the newer oil change interval and experience excessive oil consumption. This problem is magnified with the use of low tension cylinder ring to reduce friction.
Sorry but you don't have any idea what you're talking about.

Older Toyota 5 k oil change was with REGULAR OIL not Synthetic and that was the MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDED OIL CHANGE INTERVAL.

If you're going to try and BS me at least make it believable.

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Quote from mickey1987 :
So how did I go over 250k if the oil was damaging my engine.

As far as oil burning goes how come my car wasn't burning oil.

Can you answer that?
Per Toyota, the same 2AR-FE engine that's labeled for 0W-20 oil in the USA is compatible with 20W-50 oil because the higher viscosity oil "may be better suited if the vehicle is operated at high speeds or under extreme load conditions." This completely debunk the story about tighter tolerance engine requiring lower viscosity 0W-20 oil.

Also note the statement about using higher viscosity oil at extremely low temperatures..."the engine may become difficult to start". THERE IS NO WARNING ABOUT DAMAGING THE ENGINE WITH HIGHER VISCOSITY OIL!

https://www.toyotanation.com/thre...75&slide=0
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