Walmart + half price $49/yr

[jackio]

Walmart is offering their + program for $49/yr. Free same day delivery for orders over $35, and free shipping no minimum . We use this service for grocery deliveries at home as well as when we are on vacation.
It also includes Paramount + service, which pays for the membership.

 

[isisdave]

This is nice. Too bad we just bit for the half-price-for-a-year Paramount+ subscription they were offering.

 

[easyrider]

Walmart is offering their + program for $49/yr. Free same day delivery for orders over $35, and free shipping no minimum . We use this service for grocery deliveries at home as well as when we are on vacation.
It also includes Paramount + service, which pays for the membership.

We have this. The Paramont + included 6 months of showtime. I think our free showtime expires in December. We started watching Tulsa and it's pretty good for a Stallone show.

A couple of months ago I bought 5 new off road tires for the Jeep. The ones that were on the Jeep were BFG's from Costco and a new set of 4 would cost over $1,500. The Kanata Tires from Walmart were about $1,100 for all five. I wasn't sure of switching tires but after asking on a Jeep forum it seems these are better for what I do off road. The tires also came with free something like extended warranty or reduced mounting and balance.

Bill

 

[simpsontruckdriver]

Another way is to use (or apply for) the American Express Delta SkyMiles card, they will give you back $49 if you "add to card". That is in addition to the miles, free companion pass, the $10/month back for rideshare, free cellphone warranty, etc. Other AmEx cards may have that temporary cash back deal.

TS

 

[slip]

We are looking into this since it's been posted. We get pretty limited here on Food choices. Does anyone know how this compares with Target Circle? Mahalo!!

 

[callwill]

We have this. The Paramont + included 6 months of showtime. I think our free showtime expires in December. We started watching Tulsa and it's pretty good for a Stallone show.

A couple of months ago I bought 5 new off road tires for the Jeep. The ones that were on the Jeep were BFG's from Costco and a new set of 4 would cost over $1,500. The Kanata Tires from Walmart were about $1,100 for all five. I wasn't sure of switching tires but after asking on a Jeep forum it seems these are better for what I do off road. The tires also came with free something like extended warranty or reduced mounting and balance.

Bill

Likely a reduced mounting and lifetime balancing along with a road hazard warranty and maybe free flat repairs.

 

[easyrider]

Likely a reduced mounting and lifetime balancing along with a road hazard warranty and maybe free flat repairs.

Probably. Free shipping too. The thing that I really liked is that when I ordered these tires online I was able to order an appointment for when they opened so it only took about 30 minutes to have all of the tires replaced so I just waited. When I go to Costco I leave the vehicle and get a ride home because it's going to take a while.

Bill

 

[Wingo99]

Walmart plus is great. We live a ways outside of town and surprisingly we are just bearly within the delivery range. In the winter especially when the roads are bad/sloppy, grocery delivery is so handy. The only thing that's odd is after delivery I can't figure out how to tip the driver online, so have some cash handy for a tip.

Also, yes you get free tire repair with it, and the tires don't have to have been purchased there either. I tried it, and it worked. They did a good job, plug and patch.

 

[kanerf]

I use them to get groceries sent to my resort when I am staying for a week or so. There prices are good, they have most items and the shipping is free with W+.

 

[oceanlane96]

Walmart Plus has worked well for us for grocery delivery when traveling and also free shipping - we find the prices are sometimes lower than Amazon. Also appreciate the free Paramount+. We get it for free with one our credit cards.

 

[JanGustman]

Walmart store, my favorite store!

 

[mdurette]

I have had Walmart+ since they started and use it at least 2-3 times a week. 90% of my grocery/household needs shopping is done via their delivery service. What I liked about it originally was there was no mark up on the products like other store delivery services in my area. Pricing is either inline or cheaper than Amazon and I can get the items quicker. Example: I ran out of paper for my printer this weekend. It was on my porch (along with a few other needed items to get to the $35) in 4 hours. Another benefit I use alot is 10 cents off a gallon of gas at Mobil stations. We also use it while away on vacation. Once my husband forgot to bring socks on a trip. I simply added them to the order and he had a bag of new socks within a few hours. I'm a fan!