oil prices and opinions

[rrab1]

I'm thinking of trying cummins premium blue on my next oil change is it worth the money? if so what is the best price you've seen and where thanks Don

 

[RonaldLarson]

The good guys

at Geno's can supply that oil.

Ron

 

[illflem]

The main thing is to pick one brand and stick to it. What should influence you the most is availability, both Delo and Rotella fit this bill, are excellent oils and are cheap at Wal-Mart and Costco. Don't really want to wait for a mail order to come in when you are a quart low.

 

[WyoJim]

illflem... . Why do you have to display so much old fashioned down home common sense all the time?

 

[Gray Ghost]

Don't give illfin a hard time. It's nice to see common sense in action. Don't see too much of it any more. My leadership sure doesn't display it. I am sure looking forward to retirement, and

that is one of the reasons.

 

[mimprevento]

Premium Blue

I am fortunate enough to live 15 mins from Cummins Atlantic in Chesapeake Va- bought BHAF, Fleetguard and Premium BLue which is actually Valvoline- $9. 75 a gallon- that is a value- I am used to $3. 00 a quart for Mobil1 for my Tahoe.

 

[big barney]

I don't know if you have any Kragen auto parts stores around your neck of the woods? They have premium blue for $6. 79 a gallon.

 

[Okie-Go]

I will stick with the Rotella T. It is available at Wal-Mart. We all know there is a bunch ot these stores all over the country. If you are traveling and need some you can bet money they have it. May have to carry an extra filter but that is a good idea also I think.