It finally happen today !
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It finally happen today !
My F150 will be 11 months old later this month. Today I had a chance to check out my wiper blades & squirts. It rained yesterday afternoon first time in 11 months in the greater Phoenix area, but I was home already and the truck was in the garage. But this AM, it rained again and I can now attest that my wipers seem to work just fine !
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This is funny. We get a lot more rain than Phoenix, but a paltry amount relative to other parts of the country. The issue for us is that we live on a relatively long gravel driveway (8/10 mile). So we get a lot of dust. I probably run the washers/wipers once or twice a week. In the winter (November - March), we will get some rain.
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PSA, when replacing your wiper blades, go for the silicone ones. They are comparable to the high end Bosch in price, but last 3 to 4 times longer.
I put PIAAs on my 150 last summer and they wipe just as well as they did the day I bought them. They survived through ice/snow and the moderate heat of the upper midwest. Which is important when you have the rain sensing wiper system.
You won't find them at any auto parts chain, as the wiper game is quite lucrative for those chains. People coming in 3 to 4 times a year to put down 50 bucks for a product that uses little shelf space and has a high profit margin is something they want to protect.
I put PIAAs on my 150 last summer and they wipe just as well as they did the day I bought them. They survived through ice/snow and the moderate heat of the upper midwest. Which is important when you have the rain sensing wiper system.
You won't find them at any auto parts chain, as the wiper game is quite lucrative for those chains. People coming in 3 to 4 times a year to put down 50 bucks for a product that uses little shelf space and has a high profit margin is something they want to protect.
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I’m in the Phoenix area as well and it doesn’t matter what brand wipers you have the heat and lack of moisture will render them useless when you actually need them. I’ve just gotten in the habit of having a new spare set in the vehicle and even then they are aged due elements.
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