Where to purchase OEM Toyota brand 0-20W oil.

I did a search on here, no bueno.. and besides my local dealer who wants way too much for oem oil, where do you folks purchase it? I can't seem to locate any on BAM or any other Toyota dealers sites. So is Amazon the go to? Any other places my search has missed? Just looking to not spend more than necessary...thx folks. I really want to use OEM for warranty purposes. Local guys want $150 for a case of 6.

 

If your only reason is for warranty it doesn't matter. Just buy what you can at your local auto store.

 

maybe ask for a case lot discount if you bought your 4runner there, just a thought

 

Why
Buy any 0w 20

 

This? Sorry i thought you all would recognize the Amazon site.

 

At $.26 a foot, that’s not too bad.

 

well maybe not that’s $1,372.80 a mile.

 

me don't understand those numbers, please de-code

 

5280 ft in a mile, thus at 26 cents a foot it amounts to 1,372.80 a mile. And I would think that’s some expensive oil usage.

 

i saw that. Had me wondering if something was amiss with that particular seller....

 

Here is a fun video from Project Farm, not completely off topic but food for thought.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l9il_piyuT8

 

Any off the shelf oil of the correct viscosity will work. Moss-magnuson about warranty.

 

Toyota 0W20 case of 6qt cost $51, i.e. $51:6=$8.50. Need ~7qt every 5000 miles, i.e. $8.50x7=~$60 every 5000 miles.
Yearly mileage ~10,000 miles or every six months, two oil changes. I spend every year for oil $60x2=$120. ????????????

 

I buy it from my dealership. It’s around $7 bucks a quart. OEM filter around $4. I don’t drive much so I only have to change it twice a year.

 

Mobil 1 0-20 is fine, Walmart has the 12 quart boxes which I really like cuz I just reuse one plastic bottle and can perfectly fill the 6.6qt spec. It has a very convenient spigot and it’s a quality box so I can stack it 3 high. Helps because my Tacoma uses the same. In Hawaii I believe it was 56 per box but if you’re in the mainland I’d assume it’s cheaper.

 

https://www.autocarneed.com/who-makes-toyota-0w-20-synthetic-oils/

 

Online has always been way too expensive for Toyota 0w/20. My local dealer was about $6.80 per quart last time.

They can not void your warranty if you use the correct oil at the specified intervals, even then they would have to prove the oil caused the problem.

Where are you that they are charging $25/quart?

 

Service rep at a local dealership tells me they use Mobil 1 0W20 bulk for engine oil changes and Mobil 1 75W90 bulk for diffs and transfer case changes. ExxonMobil Japan is in a strategic partnership with Toyota and has been the manufacturing Toyota branded engine and driveline oils including Toyota WS ATF at the Exxon Japan refinery for at least 20 years.

 

Buy the cheapest brand you can find, it really doesn't matter.

 

Valvoline Extended Protection. Lots of moly in it. Great alternative to the OEM oil.

 

Moly 300, still twice less than Toyota

 

They told me $150 for a case of 6 quarts in Greeley Colorado. McDonald is the stealer-ship.

 

Did you click on the link I posted above? By all accounts, genuine Toyota motor oil is in fact Mobil 1 produced by Exxon Mobil, they are one and the same.

 

Your engine rattles? Better get that looked at, it's not the oil. My 2019 purrs like a kitten

 

The finest oil on Earth can't change that.

 

I did. I was just answering the previous question. This is very interesting and enlightening to read everyone's comments involving the evolution of the motor oils that are currently available.

 

There are plenty of dealers who will ship for free as long as your purchase is at least $75 if you use the coupon shown in the page banner, and many are selling at under $7 a quart. Here’s an example of one I found.

https://parts.bennetttoyotaoflebano...yota.com&machineIDT1=brdd04jy3iru5h41v5yuay0c

 

Thanks for the info. I like free shipping.

 

I watched his M1 HM vs. Supertech HM and I'm perfectly fine with my Supertech choices in an easy-wearing engine like ours. I use Supertech as the extra quart, and Havoline 0w20 from Walmart in the 6 quart box as the bulk.

 

Yes, I do the same. 10k intervals with supertech, my 4runner will go 250k easy