Warranty issues with manufacturers is what drove pre-mix coolants in the aftermarket. Plain and simple. My daddy and granddaddy taught me like you say. Now years later, I have taught them a thing or two.
Strongly disagree!!
1) Premix came to the market for CONVENIENCE for people that are not "mechanical" enough to do their own mixing and proportioning - as in adding to a system that is already proportioned and in operation - only a bit low.
2) EVERY owner manual will tell you to use DISTILLED WATER for mixing. Your failure to follow instructions/recommendations does not constitute a warranty issue.
3) Buying a gallon of premix gets you HALF a gallon of antifreeze and half a gallon of WATER. Current price around here at the local parts store runs about $12/gallon for premix. That turns out to be $6 for a half gallon of distilled water. I can buy distilled water at the supermarket or drug store for about $1.49. Still think it is a good deal to buy premix???
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