Wiper blades?
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Wiper blades?
Have any of you tried the Bosch Micro Edge Excel wiper blades? and are they really that much better than others such as Anco and others.
I hear good things about them just wondered if thier worth the extra $$$$
Thanks all
I hear good things about them just wondered if thier worth the extra $$$$
Thanks all
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Regular run of the mill blades with Rain-X treatment to the windsheild is the best I have for seeing in the rain. With Rain-X on the glass, I dont even have to use my wipers while driving. Also makes Ice and snow simple and easy to remove in the winter.
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Cant tell much difference myself. Ive used NAPA Bosch and Anco. I plow snow so we use the NAPA winter blades, then I switch them back to what ever strikes me. I really like rain-x treatment because bugs, snow& ice are easier to remove. I just started using Castrol treatment because it looked easy to apply (it is but Im not sure it works or lasts as good yet)
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I like the Bosch Micro Edge. I have them on both of our vehicles and at Advance Auto Parts they were only a buck or two more then the ANCO. The facts are you still need to replace blades every 6 months or so and check them every time you do a viual check of other safety stuff which should be once a week
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