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As above. now that mobil 1 from carrefour/giant is no longer on offer... [:|]

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hi upguy

 

locally u can still get decent 30w oil ...

 

Schaeffer's 5w30 or 10w30 @ $8/ quart/ Royal Purple @ $11/qtr (do a search and u shd be able to find it but u can PM me otw)

 

and up north...Conoco Philips Hydroclear @ Projet petrol stations (i saw one @ jusco aeon trebau)across the casueway(RM79/ $35 after conversion) which genie47 (oil expert) recommends.

 

i also miss mobil1 @ reasonable px but i guess the dealers have a bigger say so too bad for me...will switch to one of the above (once my current suppy runs out) unless comparable alternatives in terms of both quality & pricing are brought in by Giant or Carrefour.

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locally u can still get decent 30w oil ...

 

Schaeffer's 5w30 or 10w30 @ $8/ quart/ Royal Purple @ $11/qtr (do a search and u shd be able to find it but u can PM me otw)

 

smash.gif - decent can't describe it!!! Esp. Schaeffer's. Got a gwei lou in BITOG running Sch. for 16,000 MILES!!! sweatdrop.gif

 

Good stuff for $8 per quart.... tongue.gif

 

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errr....using cxxxxxe now, but its W40 oil.... want to use W30 next time... see if up north worth to get or not... [:|]

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Actually engine oil is dutiable just like petrol but the custome in SG seldome look out for it.

 

Just put the container with the other car stuff like battery water & cans of lube spray in yr boot & they will think it's some old oil container u bringing in.

 

If they do check & the container is still sealed or almost full, they might ask u to pay the duty.

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I heard we are allowed to bring in a small qty (maybe 1 unit) of such goods for "personal consumption"? such as 1 pck of cigarette......

 

anyone knows?

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It's up to customs discretion. Even 1 pack of ciggies is not allowed. U must still declare it. Even 1 stick.

 

There is no duty free entiltment for ciggies or tobacco products in SG, like petroleum products.

 

Foe engine oil, u can say it's needed to top up in case I run low on the NSH.

 

So far, they never check on the engine oil in the boot so long as it's not too much like 5 X 4 lit bottles but better to open bottle if it's a MY brand.

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hmm.. i have 1 carton of mobil1 oil in my boot. bought it in s'pore but i put it there cos' it's easy.

 

i never had a problem before whenever i enter s'pore. once, the customs officer did ask, but didn't ask where i got it from. didn't know they might impose taxes leh.

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I too got a couple of bottles of oil in the boot but never had any problems with customs.

 

They r well aware many cars have some engine oil in the boot for top-ups. Just like we have petrol in the tank but they don't tax that as it's crazy to try.

 

Will show that they have reached the level of despration already.

 

If they start to tax that, I think that's really going too far. Unless u got like 10 X 4 lit tins. Now that's different.

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