Crap
#1
Crap
Went to the car wash this morning and when I hit my wipers and all they did was smear the water around. I need new blades, but need some that will work when they get used maybe 2-3 times a year. Does anybody make a blade that lasts a while? Finally, are those Rain-X ones worth the price? The truck I got had been sitting for a year more or less, and the blades are old.
GO CHARGERS!!!
GO CHARGERS!!!
#2
NeoForm is what i use, my father has them at napa and i have had the same set since sept when i bought the truck. They have seen deer season, mud, snow, ice. and i have yet to get a streak in them..
NeoForm® - The NeoForm Beam Blade with Teflon | Trico Products
NeoForm® - The NeoForm Beam Blade with Teflon | Trico Products
#3
i'll 2nd the the ones from napa, i had the rain x ones and they are decent but one came apart on me just going down the road, the end piece disappered so the rubber blade part just slide out, and of coarse this happened going down the highway on the drivers side.
that blade was only 2-3 moths old, and my napa one is about 2 now and holding up great with all the snow and salt here
that blade was only 2-3 moths old, and my napa one is about 2 now and holding up great with all the snow and salt here
#5
recommend you get 1 expensive one, and 1 cheapie
I run 22" blades (vs. the 20" recommended). the rain-x on drivers side, and the cheapie $3 walmart special on the passenger side
they last a decent amount of time if you let them...but I'm kinda wiper OCD. they only get 1-2 months of use before I change 'em out. I absolutely hate any sort of streaks
I run 22" blades (vs. the 20" recommended). the rain-x on drivers side, and the cheapie $3 walmart special on the passenger side
they last a decent amount of time if you let them...but I'm kinda wiper OCD. they only get 1-2 months of use before I change 'em out. I absolutely hate any sort of streaks
#6
i cant stand the ones i have now..... not sure what brand they are, but they cost 8.00 each at schucks.... they wipe great while going up, then bounce on the way back down. i usually run the walmart cheapy and just change them out more often. like tylus, i also run a 22" on the driver side, but i run a 21" on the pass side.
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#9
I knew a guy that kept his wipers wrapped with alum foil in between uses. His van kind of looked like a Martian vehicle of some sort on the road. Here in the desert they go fast, but I park in a garage at work, and at home, so they last quite awhile. Also easier on the paint and upholstery.