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I always use Anco winter blades. Typically run them for a couple years then pitch em and pick up another new set. I drive more in winter than summer, and we have some pretty wild winters in the Rockies. They don't freeze up like the non-sleeved blades, and that's the selling point for me.
I'm in Colorado, and I agree with this 100%, except I use Motorcraft ones.
Yes, they are 18"
go to rockauto.com then windshield wiper blades then scrool all the way down to near end of list and you will find 18in complete blades for $2.54 EACH,bought 8 sets for my 94
I work at advance auto and I can tell you that the Trico Flex (orange box) are good. They are the best blade for the money UNLESS the Trico Neoform(blue box) are on sale for buy one get one half off.
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