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Advance Auto Parts has the Valvoline NextGen 5W-30 Conventional Motor Oil 5.1 Quarts (also 10W-30 weight) for $20 - $20 rebate [Exp 6/27] (code AAP-10011) = $0 with free in-store pickup only.
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Just went there to get this. AA has online rebate precessing and yo udont have to send anything in. All you need is the register receipt. Can't beat 5 quarts of oil for the price of tax.....
Good price. It's a shame their %-off coupons don't work on oil.
Something odd happened on their site. I added it to my cart and went to the cart page and it was empty. Tried to add it again and that worked the second time.
The rebate has an issue too, there's a page where it wants the register # and store #, maybe put 0 for register # and the pickup store # will be on the receipt?
When you pick it up all the info will be on the receipt.
I did the rebate twice and got one check back already. The other one has been approved.
This is one expensive conventional oil without the rebate.
I have already gotten 2 of these rebates back. I even got a free oil filter each time!
I stopped changing my own oil. It just got to be a pain to dig a new hole each time to dispose of used motor oil.
The Advance Auto Parts store up the road has unfriendly people working in it. Autozone also has a $20 rebate on this oil. Might go there tomorrow and get a jug.
Ironically enough, this NextGen oil isn't a typical (conventional) motor oil, it's 50% recycled oil.
Great deal!!
The promo code is AAP-10011, fwiw.
With oil prices up, this will save some$$'s this month. Just as good as pensoil.
Davcdid the same for me, had to add it twice-go figure
This is one expensive conventional oil without the rebate.
$20 for 5 qts, $4/qt is about the going rate if not a little under for name brand oil these days.