Mobil 1 15w-50

Discussion in 'Non Technical' started by Egg, Jul 27, 2012.

  1. Egg

    Egg ....

    I wasted a whole afternoon trying to source some 15w-50 Mobil 1.
    Supercheap and Autobarn don't stock it. :(

    Found a good deal online.
    5 x quarts Mobil 1 15w-50 $55
    1 x Mobil 1 M1-208 filter $18
    Postage $15
    $88 all up delivered and a 5 liter bottle of the 5w-50 is about $90 in Supercheap.

    http://www.gllubricants.com/
     
  2. yellow300zx

    yellow300zx Pimpin Ain't Easy

    Just get Royal Purple, its better anyhow :D
     
  3. Sanouske

    Sanouske Retired Moderator

    Nice find and Thankyou!

    I use Mobil 1 in the Subaru. Was stupid expensive last time i bought some for the service.

    Will be saving this link.

    Cheers.
     
  4. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    I too did a search around for Mobile 1 15W-50 it can be got in 20L drums from Mobil state distributors, cannot remember the name, but NSW distributor could do a better price then QLD with freight. (From memory around $200 delivered.)

    As far as GL lubricants goes, I do not know if their oil is authentic or not, but the thought was enough for me to look elsewhere.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvfPzD-Vaos

    I ended up using Shell 15W-50 semi which I am very happy with. At half the price of Mobil 1/full synthetic, I do not mind changing it every 3-5000k's.

    http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/on...il-15W-50-5-Litre.aspx?pid=215342#Description
     
  5. Egg

    Egg ....

    100% genuine

    Not refilled bottles, I waited till I got my order before I put this recomendation here.
    This guy buys in bulk from the USA and adds a small margin.
    He also stocks Redine.

     
  6. Egg

    Egg ....

    I look at it this way...

    ...I could have ordered a 5 liter bottle of the 15w-50 at the local Mobil $96
    @ $88 I'm basically getting a top quality filter that usually sells for about $25 for free, and delivery of course.
    Here's a pic or two, definitely the real stuff and is in tamper proof bottles.
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  7. Sanouske

    Sanouske Retired Moderator

    Filter wise, the benefits to using these over other brands? Finer filtration or just personal preference?

    I only use genuine subaru ones on the sti engine as its got next to no kms on it and has always only had mobil 1 in it and genuine filters. But also only use ryco filters on the zed. As its got lots of kms on it... not including the mystery number of kms from when it was imported.

    Just curious to know what swayed you to get them. Other then the fact the pricing is very good.
     
  8. Jordz

    Jordz Fashionably Late

    More importantly, judging by your photos, does the oil we use even matter if we are in the Matrix?
     
  9. Sanouske

    Sanouske Retired Moderator

    There is no spoon neo.
     
  10. andy

    andy Member

    I doubt the oil is counterfeit as GL Lubricants Pty Ltd has an ABN. However you could not tell the difference between a good counterfeit and the real thing by the container.

    The quality and amount of counterfeit stuff sold on eBay these days makes me wary of all grey imports.
     
  11. Egg

    Egg ....

    I've been using the Nissan OEM...

    ...oil filters mostly.
    Ran out of them and didn't want to use a Ryco now they're made in China.
    The Mobil 1 filter they claim has more capacity, as in can hold more crap. Made by Champion Labs which makes the K&N oil filter as well.
    I looked at it as a bonus mostly.
     
  12. Egg

    Egg ....

    Re-filling

    Used bottles seems to be the main shenanigans they pull with decent oil.
    I think you'll find Australian Customs are right on the money with big brand names like Mobil 1 that are shipped from Asia.
    Wouldn't be USA stock if it was fake, they'd copy the local product!
    Yes, GL Lubricants has an ABN and surely buys this stuff by the pallet, only reason it's viable is because we have a free trade agreement with US made products.
    I'm certain it's legit!
     
  13. andy

    andy Member

    If you were going to make a counterfeit product then the USA market would be would be a bigger target than the Australian market.
     
  14. Egg

    Egg ....

    Maybe

    But counterfeit stuff is nearly always NOT made in the USA. They'll make it in Asia where they have few laws on counterfeiting. Make it in the USA and you go to jail, make it in China they give you a pat on the back.
    Disagree in this context, fake Mobil 1 would be made to look like the local product and doubt very much they would import it into the USA.
    Bah, this stuff is GENUINE!
     
  15. gllubricants

    gllubricants New Member

    GL Lubricants has joined this forum


    First of all, thank you Egg for spreading the word for GL Lubricants, much appreciated.

    To clear the doubts, we import directly from the US, and GL Lubricants Pty Ltd is a proper Australia registered company, no funny business here.

    We are also selling on ebay, just search by Mobil 1 oils or Redline oils, we are by far the biggest online seller of these 2 brands.

    Our sales track record can be easily found on ebay.

    Please feel free to contact us.

    (And FYI, as a new member, I do not have the level to post on For Sale by Businesses section yet).

    Kind Regards
     
  16. frysie

    frysie FRYTECH

    do you do MT90 transmission oil and the redline 60w diff oil?
     
  17. Egg

    Egg ....

    Hopefully the mods can sort that out...

    ...and you can offer us some terrific deals on quality lubricants.
    Welcome Nick. :zlove:
     
  18. Egg

    Egg ....

  19. gllubricants

    gllubricants New Member

    Hi frysie, yes we have the Redline MT90 gearbox oil in stock.

    Diff oil we have 75W90 GL-5, 75W140 GL-5, and Heavy Shockproof, of Redline, in stock.

    Not sure if I can list the price here, please visit our website:
    www.gllubricants.com

    cheers

    Nick
     
  20. K-zed

    K-zed Secret Squirrel

    Please limit discussion in this forum to 'oils' .... which one is best for? etc.
     

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