Canadians Shopping in US Pricing thread
 

Walmart
Rotella Full syn 5W40 $19.50 : 3.78L
Mobil 1 Full syn all weights $23.50 : 4.73
Quaker State regular oil, $10.50 4.73

Seafoam $8.97

Megs quick detailer. $4.95
Megs Ultimate detailer $9.95
Megs ultimate quick wax $9.95
Megs Claybar kit $15.95
Megs Gold class $16
Megs tek wax $19
Meguiars Leather Conditioner - $4
Armor all wheel protectant $6.97

Autoglym hd wax $35
Autoglym palm applicator $7
***************** Autoglym currently onsale at Can tire************
Napa
LIQUI MOLY full syn 5W40 $36 5L

Pennzoil Platinum 4.7L Jug = $21. (In Canada $37)

FYI the Mobile 1 = US made, not Euro

FYI its Mobil 1

who cares?

I need to head down to Wal-Mart asap!

is redline oil 75W90 cheaper in US?

nothing listed online within the Bellingham area.

online US sites are around 12-13 USD

Btw, Autoglym HD wax is $37.xx at Canadian Tire this week, and whatever other Autoglym products they carry are also 25% off.

Only Mobil1 0W40 is made in Europe anyways.

Kind of off topic.. but what kind of credit card do you guys use down in the states?

American Funds? Cause my card charges 2.5% on purchases made if not in Canadian, still works out to be cheaper than buying it here in Canada... but just wondering.

Or do you guys use cash?

Was down there on Sunday picking up my parents from Bellingham Airport and picked up a few goodies..

Walmart:

Meguiars Clay Bar Kit - $15.95 ** It's around $29 here?
http://www.lhautodetailing.com/produ...sSSClayKit.jpg

Meguiars Leather Conditioner - $4! **Atleast 8-9 bucks here at lordco

Picked up cleaner wax, mobil1 10w30 $23.50~ **40's here?
Quaker State regular oil, $10.50~ **20's here I think..

4.73L's!

Don't forget NXT Wax is a good one also.

I picked up most of my products down in Walmart USA, at pretty much 1/2 price to CDN Counterparts.

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Also, for anyone that likes to pick up some spare car parts here and there.

www.Rockauto.com = best site I found for the lowest cost parts. (Sometimes, you can find a 10% off coupon code online)

Get the goods shipped to Blaine or something, and pick it up. In some cases, you will save well over 50%.

+1
any inputs???

Bmo used to have a no annual fee US$ Canadian Credit Card but not any more its $25/yr
http://www4.bmo.com/creditcards/usdo...277448,00.html

here are the other options available...http://www.chargecards.ca/american_dollar_cards.php

In my opinion not worth opening up a card, unless you shop in the us / online alot.
Stick with cash if possible.

i change all my cad$ to usd$ before i go so i pay all in cash

The good thing about using credit card when making purchases is that many cards have this warranty that protects you for 90 days from having it stolen or broken.

Last time I went to USA for shopping and paid cash for everything, when i came back (flying), my luggage was opened and shit got stolen. called visa and they said im outta luck unless it was purchased on visa.

cash

I have RBC Visa (cad$ fund) - I use it in the state all the time. It was just Cad - USD conversion at the bank rate... I don't think there is 2.5% charge..

What visa card do you have?

Well, not sure if you guys are talking about the same thing or not, but generally they tack on about 2.5% to their conversion rate.

Premium Gas 92 OCT

95 cents per litre ^_^

^ I think he meant like a "Service Charge".

There's no Service charge for using Visa cards. Not that I know of anyways but they do charge you an extra 2.5% towards the current conversion rate. :)

There shouldn't be any exception
All Credit Card include surecharge 2.5% on their exchange rate
maybe You just don't realize it

how much is motul 300V ... and where to buy ?

why do u need 300V in ur engine


just get 8100 '