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โOct-26-2016 10:13 AM
tinner12002 wrote:
You can actually find Mopar filters online, even from dealers cheaper than you can walk in your local dealer and buy. I've even seen Mopar brand oil filters at Walmart for $13 and change. Geno's Garage as mentioned is also a good place to get them.
โOct-26-2016 05:11 AM
โOct-25-2016 05:02 PM
otrfun wrote:
Yup, looks like Spoon059 is getting a good deal. Buyer beware though. Many times the word "blend" gets left out (or ignored) as a descriptor when advertising/discussing so-called "synthetic" oil changes. IMO, important to confirm that it's a "FULL"-synthetic oil change.
โOct-25-2016 10:34 AM
ACZL wrote:Yup, looks like Spoon059 is getting a good deal. Buyer beware though. Many times the word "blend" gets left out (or ignored) as a descriptor when advertising/discussing so-called "synthetic" oil changes. IMO, important to confirm that it's a "FULL"-synthetic oil change.spoon059 wrote:Holy smokes that's a great deal IMO!!!!!! Oil alone would be close to that if done yourself. Last time I checked w/ my dealer about oil change, I could do it 2-3 times myself as long as I can wiggle my LA under the truck.jalichty wrote:
I figured out what filter I needed and then went to Amazon. Prices were very competitive with the dealer and the delivery was timely. If you have Prime, delivery is usually in two days and free.
Amazon has both fuel filters for $100+/- with free Prime shipping. That is about the best price you can get.
Our dealer charges about $70 for synthetic oil changes with filter on my Ram. That is only slightly more than it would cost me to do it myself. I'm allowing myself to get lazy and let the dealer do it twice a year... saves me the trouble of getting dirty and having to recycle 3 gallons of oil!
I have plenty of other vehicles where I can save money on oil changes!
NAPA has oil on sale till Nov 13...Rotella T6 for 20-21 bucks. Filters, I get mine thru "dieselfiltersonline" as well out of NJ.
โOct-25-2016 07:10 AM
โOct-25-2016 07:02 AM
spoon059 wrote:jalichty wrote:
I figured out what filter I needed and then went to Amazon. Prices were very competitive with the dealer and the delivery was timely. If you have Prime, delivery is usually in two days and free.
Amazon has both fuel filters for $100+/- with free Prime shipping. That is about the best price you can get.
Our dealer charges about $70 for synthetic oil changes with filter on my Ram. That is only slightly more than it would cost me to do it myself. I'm allowing myself to get lazy and let the dealer do it twice a year... saves me the trouble of getting dirty and having to recycle 3 gallons of oil!
I have plenty of other vehicles where I can save money on oil changes!
โOct-25-2016 06:34 AM
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โOct-24-2016 06:46 PM
Wild Card wrote:
Genos Garage.com
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spoon059 wrote:Occasionally, there are cheaper sources, but I agree Amazon does tend to be one of the lower cost sources for OEM Ram fuel filters.jalichty wrote:Amazon has both fuel filters for $100+/- with free Prime shipping. That is about the best price you can get.
I figured out what filter I needed and then went to Amazon. Prices were very competitive with the dealer and the delivery was timely. If you have Prime, delivery is usually in two days and free.
Our dealer charges about $70 for synthetic oil changes with filter on my Ram. That is only slightly more than it would cost me to do it myself. I'm allowing myself to get lazy and let the dealer do it twice a year... saves me the trouble of getting dirty and having to recycle 3 gallons of oil!
I have plenty of other vehicles where I can save money on oil changes!