ADVANCE AUTO $20 Visa Card Rebate on 5qts of SELECT NEXTGEN Oil to 8/29 FREE AR 5qt 5w30/10w30

Quarts are $5.59 each x 5 = $27.95 + tax - $20 rebate = not free ?

rbsolanki said:   You can buy one 5.1 qt jug and (5) 1qt bottles and get apprx 10qt far.
I did that last month and my rebate shows approved.

OK, my math skills must be rusty. You buy a 5 qt jug for $20 and 5 individual quarts for $28...the rebate is $20...

$20 + $28 = $48 - $20x2 = $8

That's not free...

"30 Day Replacement if defective"......wonder how that works?

You can buy one 5.1 qt jug and (5) 1qt bottles and get apprx 10qt far. I did that last month and my rebate shows approved.Text

Where do you see that on the rebate? It seems the rebate only applies for individual quarts. Please let me know. Thanks.

biomedica said:   You can buy one 5.1 qt jug and (5) 1qt bottles and get apprx 10qt far. I did that last month and my rebate shows approved.Text

Where do you see that on the rebate? It seems the rebate only applies for individual quarts. Please let me know. Thanks.
I checked the rebate form online and it states both rebates 5.1 jug and five individual 1qt bottles as saperate rebates limit 1 each. https://advanceautoparts.4myrebate.com/?oc=AAP-10017 Which is same as last month. I am not sure about price of 1 qt as last month they had different price online and in store. Last month Instore (5) individual 1qt bottles were also free after rebate as well as 5.1 qt jug. I have to check in store price to make sure its free again this month.

In once again.

i got in on the last deal. quarts were on sale and 10w40 jugs were on CLEARANCE! i got jugs for $11 with tax so i make $9 on rebate!

jschuman said:   Too bad 5-20w is not available yet.
No one has, 5-20w

keaton85 said:   jschuman said:   Too bad 5-20w is not available yet.
No one has, 5-20wAAP doesn't seem to carry 5W20 but other retailers do have it (I picked up some when I did the NextGen deals at Autozone and O'Reillys)

Wallyworld clearanced out the Nextgen oil. I saw the 5qt jugs for $8

Is this a Valvoline rebate or Advance Auto rebate.
If its a Valvoline rebate Shoot the messenger if you'd like but cross all your T's and dot your I's. Valvoline rebates are not 100% reliable. I jumped in on a $50 rebate and was denied and lost the rebate for a bogus reason even though I was warned by another that there was a chance I would lose the rebate, something about Valvoline having their on in house rebate company. It was only last year that Valvoline was rated a 3rd rate business with a B+ rating by the better business bureau and I think it still is rated as B+ on a scale of A+ to f, that's a third place rating. If its a Valvoline rebate , I'd at least check the BBB rating on Valvoline.
Here ya go http://www.bbb.org/lexington/business-reviews/lubricating-servic...
All said and done I hope you get your rebates but if denied the rebate the BBB doesn't seem to be of much help when going up against Valvoline . My experience was Even though they still gave Valvoline a third place rating the BBB seemed like little love struck puppies over Valvoline when I filed my complaint. I'm still out $50 on the Valvoline Rebate.

Edit to fix link hope it works now.

Imjusthappytobehere said:   Is this a Valvoline rebate or Advance Auto rebate.
If its a Valvoline rebate Shoot the messenger if you'd like but cross all your T's and dot your I's. Valvoline rebates are not 100% reliable. I jumped in on a $50 rebate and was denied and lost the rebate for a bogus reason even though I was warned by another that there was a chance I would lose the rebate, something about Valvoline having their on in house rebate company. It was only last year that Valvoline was rated a 3rd rate business with a B+ rating by the better business bureau and I think it still is rated as B+ on a scale of A+ to f, that's a third place rating. If its a Valvoline rebate , I'd at least check the BBB rating on Valvoline.
Here ya go http://www.bbb.org/lexington/business-reviews/lubricating-servic...
All said and done I hope you get your rebates but if denied the rebate the BBB doesn't seem to be of much help when going up against Valvoline . My experience was Even though they still gave Valvoline a third place rating the BBB seemed like little love struck puppies over Valvoline when I filed my complaint. I'm still out $50 on the Valvoline Rebate.

Edit to fix link hope it works now.

I will agree with this! Bought the oil and submitted everything correctly but rebate was denied for some reason that they could not explain. I took the oil back to Advance Auto and told the guy that the rebate was denied and he gave me a free 5 qt. jug. Valvoline rebates suck in my opinion.

No one has mentioned that the rebate form includes a FAR 16 oz. STP multipurpose motor treatment. I bet you could use the $8.99 up front cost to count towards the thresholds on the $X off $Y coupons above. $10 off $21.01 + free motor treatment fluid + CashBack sounds like a good deal to me.

Oil doesn't count toward the coupon thresholds.

jatan1986 said:   keaton85 said:   jschuman said:   Too bad 5-20w is not available yet.
No one has, 5-20wAAP doesn't seem to carry 5W20 but other retailers do have it (I picked up some when I did the NextGen deals at Autozone and O'Reillys)
I state the above because there is no such thing as 5-20w oil.

5W-20 YES
5-20w NO!

Also, to the Honda people out there, the "requirement" to run 5W-20 is just for getting around MPG rating regulations. You can run 5W-30, 10W-30, 0W-30, and even 5W-40, 10W-40 and so forth. Personally, I would NEVER put a 20 weight in any motor, that just way to thin, in my opinion.

Think outside the box!

funkypost said:   "30 Day Replacement if defective"......wonder how that works?When your motor blows from using recycled oil, they give you another jug of the garbage that caused your motor to blow.

delzy said:   If recycled oil is OK, why don't you just replace your filter and add a quart each time your car is due? The only way used motor oil should be recycled is through a waste oil furnace. RED to OP and all you who can't think for yourselves but count on Madison Avenue to make you feel smart.
1: Most motor oil is part recycled WMO anyway
2: The WMO that is being recycled has already been refined once, refining again only improves the oil.
3: You are replacing your oil more due to the additive packs degrading, rather then the oil getting "dirty"

I could run my WMO through a centrifugal filter and then add the desired additive pack back into the oil. BUT why would someone do that when you can just buy new or recycled oil?

fatwallet + oil topics = FAIL

delzy said:   Marlin1975 said:   Good oil, even better price after rebate.And what is your qualification for making this statement. Do you run a laboratory or a racing team? Perhaps you work for ASTM? I think this oil is crap. And I have no preference when it comes to other non-recycled oils. I'm not a fanboi of any brand or type, but if you can tell me how "recycled" fits in with marketing claims of "breaking down", I might reconsider.

I was a auto-tech for 20 years and have taken plenty of labs in college.

Have you ever seen crude oil? If so you will then know why its much easier to convert used motor oil to fresh motor oil than converting crude to usable motor oil.

So "what is your qualification for making this statement"?

thx OP. Perfect timing!