where can i buy mobil 1 oil online?

[richardkeith97]

they dont sell mobil 1 15w50 in my area anymore. anyone know a place other then ebay that sells it? thanks

[u3b3rg33k]

Who's they?

[richardkeith97]

advanced auto used to.

[10Toes]

Amazon

[u3b3rg33k]

NAPA?


You could always pull out the *gasp* yellow pages and call around. You know, that other thing you can do with phones.

[BoxDriver86]

NAPA?


You could always pull out the *gasp* yellow pages and call around. You know, that other thing you can do with phones.

This made me laugh.

It's amazing what people can't do when there is no "app" for it.

[CarsSuck]

let me fill you guys in...WalMart stopped selling the 15-50 Mobile1 synthetic. It can be had at the Advance, but they charge an arm and a leg for it. Im not sure what other synthetics at that weight are available at a reasonable cost.

[ohthejosh]

you should just buy this from this guy;

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/pts/2626923613.html

[SpecM]

NAPA and O'Reillys carry it too

sorry, but it's expensive

[u3b3rg33k]

I pay around $8 a quart for 15w50. Nothing like a $50 DIY oil change; makes you wonder what kind of crap they use when a lube shop charges you $19.99, pays their trained monkey, and still profits.

[bzboardz]

I pay around $8 a quart for 15w50. Nothing like a $50 DIY oil change; makes you wonder what kind of crap they use when a lube shop charges you $19.99, pays their trained monkey, and still profits.

i wonder the same thing sometimes, shop around here chargers 13$ for an oil change

[ZM Blue Devil]

We carry Brad Penn 20/50 in street and race version, let me know if interested. We are fans.

[richardkeith97]

i can get it for $10 a quart on ebay. ouch

[Emre]

Mobil 1 is a Group III oil, just like most oils that call themselves "synthetic." There's really nothing special about it to make it better than any other Group III oil. But there's no need for a "real" synthetic oil (i.e., Group IV or V base stock) for an older BMW anyway, so Mobil 1 is fine.

For the money, I'd strongly prefer Brad Penn PG1, which is similar to the original formulation of Kendall GT1 that all the IMSA and Porsche turbo guys used to run in the '70s and '80s. Cheaper than Mobil 1 and significantly better performing on the track.

If it really means a lot to you to run a "real" synthetic oil, then pay a couple of bucks more for a PAO- or ester-based formula, like Red Line, Amsoil, Elf Excellium (a.k.a., Total Quartz Racing), or Motul 300V.

[long tall eta]

i wonder the same thing sometimes, shop around here chargers 13$ for an oil change

They take the oil out of your car, add a qt of new to it and then put it in my car the next day. Back in the day they couldn't refill the qts cause we had to use a punch spout