PENNZOIL PLATINUM good deal

[Mustangless]

I found this on another site and just copied it.

Follow the steps below and you can get 6 qts of PENNZOIL PLATINUM (their full-synth) oil and make a couple of bucks after rebate at Advance Auto Parts.

(1)Buy 6 Qts of any weight Pennzoil Platinum oil at Advance Auto. Most likely the cost will be $27.48 plus tax etc.
(2)Send for a $15 MIR from Advance Auto (this is NOT a Mfr Rebate). Doesn't need UPC and only requires a copy of the receipt.
(3)Here is the kicker. There is also a Manufacturer's rebate from Pennzoil for $15 (its a $15 Mastercard so as good as cash; credit for this rebate to PhDeez). This rebate REQUIRES original UPC (or bottle rings) AND ORIGINAL RECEIPT. A link to this form is posted below but I would recommend getting your hands on an original Pennzoil form. You might find this at Advance itself but you will DEFINITELY find it at Pepboys since they have advertised the Pennzoil $15 rebate in their flyer this week. I got my Pennzoil rebate forms at Pepboys. BTW, the fact that Pepboys and recently Autozone has advertised the $15 mastercard MFR rebate should also help ease any concerns about the validity of that rebate.

$15 mir
Pennziol Rebate


I was thinking about using this. Does anyone know if its good or bad?

 

[ROLLIN5.0]

I wouldn't put Pizzoil in my worst enemies car.
Brandon

 

[Mustangless]

I wouldn't put Pizzoil in my worst enemies car.
Brandon

thats just what I wanted to hear. It for sure isn't going in my car.

 

[Grn92LX]

Nothing wrong with pennzoil. As long as the label on the bottle has the "meets or exceeds blah blah" sticker on it, you're fine.

 

[ROLLIN5.0]

I know they have improved their "formula" recently, and I haven't had any experience with their synthetic, but if I've been told once, I've been told a thousand times about people rebuilding motors that were running Pennzoil with 3,000 mile oil changes, just to find the internals all gunked up, and big scratches in the block, ect. Most of the time it was old school mechanics telling me about it, and I actually saw a disassembled 300ZX motor with 105k using Pennziol beside another with 156k running Valvoline, and I thought the mileage was the other way around (Pennzoil motor looked bad). I have yet to talk to any old timers that actually swear by the yellow. Take it for what it's worth, but I'm not taking that chance.
Brandon