First off.. buy only long life.. unless your gonna change it every two years. Long life as the additives needed to fight the acids and more conditioners than the two year stuff..
as to 50/50 mix.. here its only a buck cheaper than a gallon of pure stuff. So unless your too cripped up to mix water and antifreeze.. or unless you have really bad water,,, its cheaper to buy the pure long life and mix it your self... 50/50 is best ratio for "long life" protection as well as good freeze protection so I drain, then add a half gallon of antifreeze, a half gallon of water, then fill it up and use it... then pour a half gallon of the second jug into the empty container and then fill both up.. that way I have a premixed spare for use during the years to top off when needed.
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