DG Full Synthetic API SN+
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Amazing how Walmart just beats everybody, including DG here, on full-syn oil.
Their Supertech is $5 per quart when sold in 1-quart bottles, and it's actually better than this DG, being dexos1 Gen2, a higher level of performance.
Even cheaper if you get the 5-quart size, $3.60 per quart, full synth. Wow.
Those Bentonville AR people are bad-arse in deal making.....
Their Supertech is $5 per quart when sold in 1-quart bottles, and it's actually better than this DG, being dexos1 Gen2, a higher level of performance.
Even cheaper if you get the 5-quart size, $3.60 per quart, full synth. Wow.
Those Bentonville AR people are bad-arse in deal making.....
LOL, marketing forgot to put a starburst on the packaging. The oil's licensed to carry it.
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DG in my locale ( central GA) just started carrying this 5w 30 synthetic oil It is priced at $5.35 per qt. The same DG store also carries the Mobil Super Synthetic 5w 30 oil for $5.95 per qt.
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Who makes it? The bottle looks familiar
It's the old previous SuperTech bottle, which might indicate a Warren Distribution "Warren Performance Products" WPP blending plant. That could make sense. Dollar General just orders up some "private label" generic SN+ (but not dexos1) full syn oil from Warren who does this for a lot of other labels, like ProLine in Pep Boys for example.
Who makes it? The bottle looks familiar
It's the old previous SuperTech bottle, which might indicate a Warren Distribution "Warren Performance Products" WPP blending plant. That could make sense. Dollar General just orders up some "private label" generic SN+ (but not dexos1) full syn oil from Warren who does this for a lot of other labels, like ProLine in Pep Boys for example.
no d1g2 license?
May not wanted to throw away labels.
Hold that thought. SN+ is a later designation.
Hold that thought. SN+ is a later designation.
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One thing to keep in mind is that Dollar General has a "$5.00 off $25.00 purchase" coupon each Saturday. Don't know if I'd trust their oil though.
I'm sticking with Phillips Choice syn blend in all my vehicles @ around $1.80 per qt.
1999 Dodge Ram 325,000 miles
2001 Dodge Ram 285,000 miles
2001 Jeep I-6 240,000 miles
Never an oil related problem.
Starting to use it in my 2014 RAV4.
I'm sticking with Phillips Choice syn blend in all my vehicles @ around $1.80 per qt.
1999 Dodge Ram 325,000 miles
2001 Dodge Ram 285,000 miles
2001 Jeep I-6 240,000 miles
Never an oil related problem.
Starting to use it in my 2014 RAV4.
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