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2l Motor oil, 5w30 synthetic/10w40 semi synthetic/15w40 mineral, £2.99 each instore @ Home Bargains (South Wales)
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Posted 11 August 2020

2l Motor oil, 5w30 synthetic/10w40 semi synthetic/15w40 mineral, £2.99 each instore @ Home Bargains (South Wales)

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The logos are covered with a sticker and brand names on rear covered with a sharpie. They're covering up Morrisons. Not sure why they'd cover up the logo? Makes me slightly concerned the contents might not meet the specs stated on the bottle?

They had 2 other grades I think. One described as fully synthetic which was probably 5w 40, and another mineral which I think was 15w 40.

Found in Blackwood, South Wales. Based on previous Home Bargains deals I assume this is nationwide.

Edit: it's 5w30 synthetic.
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  1. Robdataff's avatar
    £1.50 a litre for full synthetic? Absolute bargain!
  2. Joe90_guy's avatar
    smokingplunger11/08/2020 22:56

    If it's a supermarket brand it's probably made by a known oil name. Tesco …If it's a supermarket brand it's probably made by a known oil name. Tesco oil used be made by Castrol for example, came from the same factory.


    I'm not saying you're wrong but when I was working in the industry, Castrol NEVER blended supermarket oils.

    In the UK, most supermarket-branded oils are blended by Morris Lubricants based as Shrewsbury, probably the largest independent oil blender that no one's ever heard of! Spec-for-spec, their oils are every bit as good as those from the big boys. (edited)
  3. deleted1129768's avatar
    My guess would be this is discontinued Morrison Stock they have bought cheap but cannot sell with the Morrison logo.
    Good prices. (edited)
  4. RavensNest_OfTech's avatar
    Good for an engine flush I guess 👀👀👀
  5. smokingplunger's avatar
    If it's a supermarket brand it's probably made by a known oil name. Tesco oil used be made by Castrol for example, came from the same factory.
  6. johnjrambo's avatar
    I wouldn't be concerned, the supplier to Morrisons has sold to HB, part of the agreement is to sell as Non Brand, HB has to cover/delete the Morrisons logo/branding (as you say your more confident if its says Morrisons, HB can't use that confidence factor for its gain, if that makes sense)
  7. furiousjammin's avatar
    Cheap enough to cook my chips in
  8. kevin.smithyeV's avatar
    RavensNest_OfTech11/08/2020 20:39

    Good for an engine flush I guess 👀👀👀


    Changing your oil on a regular basis should mean you don't need to flush. I struggle to do 7k a year and most of that is 5th gear at 65-70mph and I keep my oil when I drain it for my nephew. It's good enough for his 15yr old runabout. But I've never flushed if I've not done the milage to warrant it.
  9. Toffeehammer's avatar
    I've just seen a (single) bottle 10w 40 in Morrisons (New Brighton) on the reduced shelf...Maybe they're discontinued?

    (Should've checked the home bargains next door for 5w 40!)
  10. AlanR75's avatar
    As long as it meets the specs a bargain
    I will use it to flush the heavy oil Citroen Cactus then put in after afew miles the 0w 30w C2 Castrol magnetec
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