jay loukakis

In 1956 when I bought my Porsche Speedster, I bought Stein C was the only Synthetic Oil available, was made or Marketed in Salt Lake City.

nacademus

It says "Autozone" on the coupon...

db/sb

American & Proud

I think it was Established already.

If you want to use it, go to AutoZone. If youre not in any real hurry for it, walmart has it at the Coupon price of AutoZone all the time. Meaning. $10.00 off at AutoZone brings it down to walmarts everyday price.

I try to Avoid walmarts myself. Suit yourself where you go.

87silver

Right on!
I'd rather use the coupon at AZ and not have to put up with the "human debris" at Walmart. I'd even pay extra not to put up with the whole Walmart "ball of crap".

diskullman

I avoid Walmart for 3 reasons
1: Politics
2: There is not one nearby
3: I don't want to end up in those "Pictures of Wal-Mart people" in emails

sleeper

Agreed.

ChevyMgr

I saw a commercial last night where a lady is in a Wal-Mart, standing at the cashier and she says "But this other store has that for this much less". Everyone in the store, the warehouse and even truck drivers shout "Match It", until finally getting back to the cashier and she says "We'll match it". Made me think of this thread. It appears they don't really want to "Match It".

I too am an anti-wali and NEVER go in there. I do enjoy the emails though.

db/sb

They will match the price on a item if it's the same exact item and the price is lower than theirs and you can prove it. My wife has done that. But they won't take coupons that they don't have an agreement with the manufacturer because they can't get reimbursed for those coupons. No retailer will unless it's part of some type of short term promotion. I was in retail for 34+ years. If someone did take these coupons at Wal Mart as stated earlier in this thread, they were likely reprimanded and may have even lost their job.

ChevyMgr

We accept coupons from any other dealership. Why PO a customer over a few bucks. We write it off to advertising. It costs $550 in advertising to bring in a new customer, why not retain one for $10?