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15-Quarts Mobil 1 Extended Performance Full Synthetic Motor Oil (0W-20) Expired
$69.90
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Walmart has 15-Quarts Mobil 1 Extended Performance Full Synthetic Motor Oil (0W-20) on sale for $69.88. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member drsgrinch for finding this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member drsgrinch for finding this deal.
Features:
- 3x 5-Quart jugs
- Protects critical engine parts for up to 20,000 miles between oil changes
- Utilizes Mobil 1's Triple Action+ Formula
- Provides heat protection (up to 500 degrees F) and low temperature protection (to -40 degrees F)
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Best price I've found for quite a while! Even cheaper than the last time I got advanced fuel. This stuff retails for a dollar more a qt. Says good for 20k, but even at 10k it makes me nervous.
Toyota uses Mobil 1, so that's all I put in mine.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mobil-.../937064674
Toyota uses Mobil 1, so that's all I put in mine.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mobil-.../937064674
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 6/21/2024, 11:31 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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| Product Name: | Mobil 1 Extended Performance Full Synthetic Motor Oil 0W-20 5 Quart (Pack of 3) |
| Product Description: | If you trust your vehicle to be there for you you need to be there for its engine—with Mobil 1 Extended Performance full-synthetic motor oil 0W-20. Our ultimate full-synthetic motor oil meets or exceeds the industry’s toughest standards to help you get the most from your engine for up to 20 000 miles between oil changes—guaranteed.* Mobil 1 Extended Performance utilizes Mobil 1’s Triple Action+ Formula to combine outstanding engine performance protection and cleanliness with the added benefit of maximized engine power. This cutting-edge formula is recommended by ExxonMobil for all types of modern vehicles including high-performance turbo-charged and supercharged gasoline and diesel multi-valve fuel-injected engines found in passenger cars SUVs light vans and light trucks. Mobil 1 is America’s #1 synthetic motor oil brand at retail *** trusted and recommended by car builders and experienced mechanics and is the Official Motor Oil of NASCAR®. (*Protects for up to 20 000 miles or 1 year whichever comes first. To learn more about the Mobil 1 Limited Warranty visit Mobil.US. **Based on Seq IIIH vs industry limits. ***Source: The NPD Group/Retail Tracking Service/Dollar Sales/PCMO full-synthetic/ 52 weeks ending September 30 2023) Mobil 1 Extended Performance Full Synthetic Motor Oil 0W-20 5 Quart (Pack of 3) |
| Product SKU: | 937064674 |
| UPC: | 71924450059 |
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You can also check what viscosity the rest of the world uses, so you won't be wrong. Toyota recommends different viscosity in the US as compared to Japan and Australia. Same engine, same software, same everything, different recommendations.
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No, Mobil paid to have their logo on manuals/filler caps possibly but dealers buy bulk oil and when you take it in for service unless you bring your own oil, unlikely you're getting Mobil 1. I bought some at the $63 price point cause 0w16 but I don't think Mobil 1 is anything special, ymmv.
No, Mobil paid to have their logo on manuals/filler caps possibly but dealers buy bulk oil and when you take it in for service unless you bring your own oil, unlikely you're getting Mobil 1. I bought some at the $63 price point cause 0w16 but I don't think Mobil 1 is anything special, ymmv.
Just grabbed this deal because from reading ep > afe overall. Next 3 oil changes are covered now for less than 80 bucks give or take few bucks
I do know when I switched from dealership to amsoil signature, my car ran so much quieter, and just ran better. So their barrels are cheap crap. But still ran none the less just fine
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mobil-...111569385?
They also have the high mileage version of the 0W-20 for the same $29.97 individually too.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mobil-...hbdg=L1103
You can also check what viscosity the rest of the world uses, so you won't be wrong. Toyota recommends different viscosity in the US as compared to Japan and Australia. Same engine, same software, same everything, different recommendations.
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https://youtu.be/k60C6WYyvtU
Motorcraft wins and Mobil 1 doesn't place so high. Anyway this guy is pretty great at testing stuff. Project Farm.
Car has 2k on it now and it's running well. I decided to go ahead and order this deal 15 quarts of EP for my Scion I might stick with 10 or 15k don't know.
Was going to stay with afe but this oil claims it cleans engine instead of afe just reducing sludge. So why not.
I have 3 oem Toyota filters in garage they are 4 a piece, and now enough oil for next 3 oil changes too. That's like 28 dollars per change. I assume oil is good for years so no issue on worrying about that.
Now my question is, I just went back to oem filter since amsoil filters have been out of stock for my car. I wonder if I can push them to 15k I know Toyota rates them for 10k since that's what my car oci is.
I do burn about half a quart in 10k miles I think. Which works out perfect being 4.6qt oil change leaving .4 for top up at 5k
15k is crazy long IMO. I wouldn't go over 10k. I do my changes at 5-7.5k and the oil is so dirty and sheared down.
You can also check what viscosity the rest of the world uses, so you won't be wrong. Toyota recommends different viscosity in the US as compared to Japan and Australia. Same engine, same software, same everything, different recommendations.
This! I remember Ford asked for 5w-20 in the same engine that previously had 5w-30. Those model years absolutely drank oil. 1qt/1k. I remember changing oil on some of those and literally a quart would come out lol. Almost bone dry.
It took about 2 oil changes to get everything out and bring the viscosity back up. Oil usage went to 1qt/5k miles. All to squeak out a miniscule mpg number to meet new standards. I wanna say it was somewhere around 2005-2010.
Agreed. While prices may be higher it is nowhere in the ballpark of replacing your engine because of oil failure. Spend the extra money on the extra oil change for peace of mind.
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