Heads up on Mobil 1 rebate
08-27-17, 10:20 PM
#16
Lexus Test Driver
Also, Mobil runs this rebate a couples times a year (Spring and Fall), so the purchase can be timed so that there won't be much extra oil sitting around.
08-28-17, 06:09 AM
#17
Lead Lap
10-03-17, 05:35 AM
#18
Pole Position
Thread Starter
Just received by two $12 checks for the five quart jugs of Mobil 1 bought at Walmart for $22. Net for five quarts $10.
10-03-17, 10:28 AM
#19
Lexus Test Driver
Rebate status site shows 24 bucks mailed - this is such a great deal. I've got enough oil on hand now for a year's worth of oil changes for both our ES and Accord (the Accord gets 3 changes a year).
10-03-17, 01:15 PM
#20
Intermediate
How are you getting these through when Wal-Mart is not listed as a participating dealer?
I was think of buying at Costco since they have a $10 off deal, but they are not listed either.
I was think of buying at Costco since they have a $10 off deal, but they are not listed either.
10-03-17, 03:49 PM
#22
Lexus Test Driver
The list is not an all inclusive list - I've received $96 in rebates so far - all 5 quart jugs purchased at Walmart.
10-03-17, 03:58 PM
#23
10-03-17, 05:31 PM
#25
Lexus Test Driver
10-05-17, 02:00 AM
#26
Instructor
Poppa
10-05-17, 09:50 AM
#27
Thanks for the heads up on the rebate. Saw this sometime back and submitted my rebate.. just got the 12 dollar check Monday... Love the rebates but I sure wish my walmart would sell it for 22 bucks for a 5 quart bottle... everytime I buy it it's closer to 26 bucks a bottle... oh, also got a 15 dollar check a couple of months back for a rebate for both the mobil 1 oil and ep filter... again, thanks for letting us know.
Poppa
Poppa
When I purchased it at Walmart, it was around $22 a for a 5 quart jug. Way cheaper than what auto parts stores want.
I remember they had different types of Mobil 1 synthetic at different prices, like extended performance, high mileage, etc. I believe the extended interval was more money, but I just purchased the "high mileage" at $22.
I don't over think oil too much. I basically only use synthetic Mobil 1, use an OEM filter, and change it like every 8,000 or so miles. Anything beyond that seems like spinning your wheels, jmo.
10-05-17, 12:07 PM
#28
Pole Position
Thread Starter
When I purchased it at Walmart, it was around $22 a for a 5 quart jug. Way cheaper than what auto parts stores want.
I remember they had different types of Mobil 1 synthetic at different prices, like extended performance, high mileage, etc. I believe the extended interval was more money, but I just purchased the "high mileage" at $22.
I don't over think oil too much. I basically only use synthetic Mobil 1, use an OEM filter, and change it like every 8,000 or so miles. Anything beyond that seems like spinning your wheels, jmo.
I remember they had different types of Mobil 1 synthetic at different prices, like extended performance, high mileage, etc. I believe the extended interval was more money, but I just purchased the "high mileage" at $22.
I don't over think oil too much. I basically only use synthetic Mobil 1, use an OEM filter, and change it like every 8,000 or so miles. Anything beyond that seems like spinning your wheels, jmo.
10-06-17, 02:46 PM
#30
Instructor
When I purchased it at Walmart, it was around $22 a for a 5 quart jug. Way cheaper than what auto parts stores want.
I remember they had different types of Mobil 1 synthetic at different prices, like extended performance, high mileage, etc. I believe the extended interval was more money, but I just purchased the "high mileage" at $22.
I don't over think oil too much. I basically only use synthetic Mobil 1, use an OEM filter, and change it like every 8,000 or so miles. Anything beyond that seems like spinning your wheels, jmo.
I remember they had different types of Mobil 1 synthetic at different prices, like extended performance, high mileage, etc. I believe the extended interval was more money, but I just purchased the "high mileage" at $22.
I don't over think oil too much. I basically only use synthetic Mobil 1, use an OEM filter, and change it like every 8,000 or so miles. Anything beyond that seems like spinning your wheels, jmo.