Powerservice additive

WiJC · Oct 22, 2004

where can i buy these products? (i live in wisconsin)

thanks
John

RobS · Oct 22, 2004

I get it at Wally World, Tractor Supply and any truck stop will have it /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Junkman · Oct 22, 2004

You only need to purchase the white bottle. If you buy the gallon at Wally World, it is the cost of 3 quarts. It varies from one to the other, but usually around $4.75 per quart.

markie61 · Oct 22, 2004

Also have bought it at Autozone.
Mark

Apollo · Oct 22, 2004

You can find it at Fleet Farm also just bought some myself.

MadDog · Oct 28, 2004

Wal-Mart carries it in my area. The gallon jug is definitely the better buy; about $7 less than buying 4 quarts.

JerryG · Oct 28, 2004

<font color="blue">Wal-Mart carries it in my area. The gallon jug is definitely the better buy; about $7 less than buying 4 quarts. </font>
Isn't the white jug, just 3 quarts? I know that it does 300, which is what I have, but I think that it's 3 quarts.

MadDog · Oct 28, 2004

Jerry: I think that you're absolutely right; because the small bottle is supposed to treat 100gal and what I took to be the gallon jug treats 300gal. In that case, there is still a savings on the larger bottle, but much less dramatic; you save something between 1/2 and 1 smaller bottle by buying larger.

gsxr1100 · Oct 28, 2004

When I used Powerservice it was 96 oz. I tired it in my Powerstroke and noticed zero. I also tried it in my BX22 and so far noticed nothing. I personaly think if you buy fuel from a nice truck stop you will not need it in Massachusetts.

It is like ford vs GMC on this issue.

Save the $$ for the additive and use it for the fuel, you gonna need it by the prices. $2.37 so far. As I noted about 1 month ago, $2.50 by end of year! For good-old dirty diesel...nice ha

MadDog · Oct 28, 2004

Yah, Mike! It's gettin' pretty expensive, for sure. I comfort myself by comparing the amount of diesel that I burn during an hour of "seat time" with what a couple of my partners burn in the marine engines of their motor yachts /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

...all a matter of personal preference, I guess, but I'll take the diesel engine that I'm running. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif