Posted by Gary Mitchell on October 20, 2023 at 16:10:30 from (38.40.63.167):
I don't get out and around as much as I used to but I didn't realize how far out of the loop I was. I stopped into O'Reilly's to get a jug of antifreeze for my 444 and was surprised at how many different options they offer, but most surprising was almost all of them were 50/50 mixes. I found one what was labeled as concentrated, that cost 15.99 as opposed to the 50/50 in the same brand that cost 13.99. That is NUTS! I ask the counter guy what kind of knucklehead would pay almost double for the 50/50. He looked offended and told me lots of people do. It looks like to me that we're being weaned from full strength antifreeze to half strength, which about doubles the price. Grrrrr,,,,,, gm
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