AMSOIL Price Increase July 1st
06-25-2006, 09:02 PM
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AMSOIL Price Increase July 1st
Due to the increasing price of basestock and additives, AMSOIL is implementing a small price adjustment effective July 1st. Although I can’t quote prices online, the increase is about 2-4% for most of the AMSOIL synthetic oils, and about 1-2% for the transmission and differential fluids.
So for those of you using, or considering using AMSOIL, you can save a few percent by stocking up this week.
The price increase of bulk and packaged lubricants is impacting all lubricant companies. Each has been forced to increase lubricant prices to compensate. I subscribe to Lube Report, an Industry Newsletter and have been seeing price increases on a regular basis.
The AMSOIL release announcing the price increase has some data I found interesting. Using 1976 as a baseline, here are the price increases of some common household products and other lubricants (not sure of the source of this data)
AMSOIL 10w40 52%
Valvoline 10w40 414% (non-synthetics are going up much faster than synthetics)
Quaker State 10w30 288%
Gas 395%
House 383%
Milk 118%
Bread 373%
New Car 427%
If anyone wants specific pricing info, please drop me an email or PM.
So for those of you using, or considering using AMSOIL, you can save a few percent by stocking up this week.
The price increase of bulk and packaged lubricants is impacting all lubricant companies. Each has been forced to increase lubricant prices to compensate. I subscribe to Lube Report, an Industry Newsletter and have been seeing price increases on a regular basis.
The AMSOIL release announcing the price increase has some data I found interesting. Using 1976 as a baseline, here are the price increases of some common household products and other lubricants (not sure of the source of this data)
AMSOIL 10w40 52%
Valvoline 10w40 414% (non-synthetics are going up much faster than synthetics)
Quaker State 10w30 288%
Gas 395%
House 383%
Milk 118%
Bread 373%
New Car 427%
If anyone wants specific pricing info, please drop me an email or PM.
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C66 Racing #66 NASA ST2, SCCA T2
AMSOIL Dealer (Forum Vendor)
AMSOIL Ordering Information (Retail sales using reference #1206638 benefit the forum.)
AMSOIL Preferred Customer Program (Members buy at Wholesale - a savings of about 25%)
AMSOIL Catalog
06-30-2006, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Subdriver
Due to the increasing price of basestock and additives, AMSOIL is implementing a small price adjustment effective July 1st. Although I can’t quote prices online, the increase is about 2-4% for most of the AMSOIL synthetic oils, and about 1-2% for the transmission and differential fluids.
So for those of you using, or considering using AMSOIL, you can save a few percent by stocking up this week.
The price increase of bulk and packaged lubricants is impacting all lubricant companies. Each has been forced to increase lubricant prices to compensate. I subscribe to Lube Report, an Industry Newsletter and have been seeing price increases on a regular basis.
The AMSOIL release announcing the price increase has some data I found interesting. Using 1976 as a baseline, here are the price increases of some common household products and other lubricants (not sure of the source of this data)
AMSOIL 10w40 52%
Valvoline 10w40 414% (non-synthetics are going up much faster than synthetics)
Quaker State 10w30 288%
Gas 395%
House 383%
Milk 118%
Bread 373%
New Car 427%
If anyone wants specific pricing info, please drop me an email or PM.
So for those of you using, or considering using AMSOIL, you can save a few percent by stocking up this week.
The price increase of bulk and packaged lubricants is impacting all lubricant companies. Each has been forced to increase lubricant prices to compensate. I subscribe to Lube Report, an Industry Newsletter and have been seeing price increases on a regular basis.
The AMSOIL release announcing the price increase has some data I found interesting. Using 1976 as a baseline, here are the price increases of some common household products and other lubricants (not sure of the source of this data)
AMSOIL 10w40 52%
Valvoline 10w40 414% (non-synthetics are going up much faster than synthetics)
Quaker State 10w30 288%
Gas 395%
House 383%
Milk 118%
Bread 373%
New Car 427%
If anyone wants specific pricing info, please drop me an email or PM.
What was the price of Quaker State 10w30 in 1976?
06-30-2006, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by rbl
What was the price of AMSOIL 10w40 in 1976?
What was the price of Quaker State 10w30 in 1976?
What was the price of Quaker State 10w30 in 1976?