Pep Girls carries Rotella and Delvac but I have not seen Delo locally. Where is everyone getting it?
Where to get Delo at retail locations?
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Wally has it no?
I'd rather not give them my money, if possible.
Understood..
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NAPA carries Delo but only 15w40 and straight 30, they can't get 5w40.
NAPA carries Delo but only 15w40 and straight 30, they can't get 5w40.
What's wrong with 15w40? Is the 5w40 that much better? You are at the start of summer right. Maybe the fill will still be in there for winter, yes????
We can buy the CI-4+ 15w40 off the shelf in 1 litre (just over a quart for you guys) 5 litre and 20 litre sizes.
How about you guys? Any trouble getting CI-4+
We can buy the CI-4+ 15w40 off the shelf in 1 litre (just over a quart for you guys) 5 litre and 20 litre sizes.
How about you guys? Any trouble getting CI-4+
It's for my brother's Jetta. We're in the middle of summer right now, yes. I'm sure the 15w40 is fine but what about when we get into winter?
Wally does stock Delo 15W-40, at a reasonable $8.50/gal jug at the last Wally I visited, a day ago.
I have never seen any other grade of Delo on a shelf anywhere, although I know that other grades exist.
How 'bout either T6 5W-40, or M1 TDT 5W-40?
Widely available.
I have never seen any other grade of Delo on a shelf anywhere, although I know that other grades exist.
How 'bout either T6 5W-40, or M1 TDT 5W-40?
Widely available.
Yeah, Rotella T6 is my fall-back. I was just curious to have him run it in his Jetta and see how it holds up.
Wait, you guys are talking about dino Delo...I want synthetic Delo.
WALMART!!!
$12, 5 Quarts.
I say again, the Answer is WAL MART!!
Delo 400, sir.
$12, 5 Quarts.
I say again, the Answer is WAL MART!!
Delo 400, sir.
Originally Posted By: dparm
I'd rather not give them my money, if possible.
See, thats the whole point. Wal-Mart has it for less, so BUY IT AT WALMART. All the rest is.. Cinematic Righteousness.
Please allow me to explain.
I have come to the conclusion that one store's lost Patronage doesnt mean much, as you werent their only customer anyway, and its more or less an idle, if not symbolic threat, to maybe maybe not speak to the manager and say "I wont be bringing my Business here anymore."
It simply doesnt mean that much anymore, even if it is a righteous thing to say.
Theyd just assist the next person that walks through the door....
Wal-Mart, sir.
I even get my Food at Wal-Mart, so unless i need the more convenient cash-back function of Kroger as Giant Eagle is a RIP OFF (lie Pathmark in the Eastern states,) I enjoy having paid less there. Thats about as simple as it is for me.
I didnt make Wal-Mart, and I wont bring it down.
Especialy with all those LOW PRICES! Like.. Your DELO!
I'd rather not give them my money, if possible.
See, thats the whole point. Wal-Mart has it for less, so BUY IT AT WALMART. All the rest is.. Cinematic Righteousness.
Please allow me to explain.
I have come to the conclusion that one store's lost Patronage doesnt mean much, as you werent their only customer anyway, and its more or less an idle, if not symbolic threat, to maybe maybe not speak to the manager and say "I wont be bringing my Business here anymore."
It simply doesnt mean that much anymore, even if it is a righteous thing to say.
Theyd just assist the next person that walks through the door....
Wal-Mart, sir.
I even get my Food at Wal-Mart, so unless i need the more convenient cash-back function of Kroger as Giant Eagle is a RIP OFF (lie Pathmark in the Eastern states,) I enjoy having paid less there. Thats about as simple as it is for me.
I didnt make Wal-Mart, and I wont bring it down.
Especialy with all those LOW PRICES! Like.. Your DELO!
Unlike the Big Three, Walmart stands up to the thuggish behaviour of unions. I shop at Walmart as much as possible.
dnewton3
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OK - please let's leave the WM politics out of this, or I'll lock the thread.
You might also take a look in your Yellow pages and locate oil distributors in your area. They will sell by the case and usually have decent pricing, sometimes better than the regular retail outlets. I have pretty much given up on regular retail outlets, only because they never have what I want, when I want it. My oil distributor always has what I want or can get it in a day or two. And because I buy regularly from them, they deliver it to my house for free while they are making normal business deliveries.
I would say check on Chevron's web site and I'm sure they will be able to give you a supplier near or in your area. I use the Delo 15w40 in my 2002 F350 7.3, good stuff.
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