DEF
Tuned
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From: Brookings, SD
Last month I was in a busy truck stop line to get some DEF; when it was my turn the pump wouldn't accept my credit card. I wasn't about to hold up others by walking "way across" the lot to prepay with my mastercard.
The next day I visited WallyWorld. The SuperTech brand DEF was about the same $7.88 (plus or minus) while the name brand DEF was nearly $13.
I used my Ford fill spout.
The next day I visited WallyWorld. The SuperTech brand DEF was about the same $7.88 (plus or minus) while the name brand DEF was nearly $13.
I used my Ford fill spout.
I've seen the SuperTech brand at my local Wally too. Last time I filled, I bought the name brand stuff, Polar Blue I think it was? Anyway, is there any reason to go namebrand or is def one of those things that there's no sense paying extra?
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It's all manufactured at the same plant I'm sure. So why pay more for the name brand? Case in point, Motorcraft doesn't make their own oil for example.
Cross-Country
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Chances are the supertech brand is made by 1 of the big suppliers anyways. To my knowledge def is all pretty much the same might find certain brands might be more pute than others. I was watching on a cummins forum the other day a guy who bought a brand name def fluid from walmart that had been expired and he only bought that brand because he was going on a trip and thought the more expensive would be better than super tech which he usually buys.
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That's actually a great idea thanks.
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