Wipers?
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just used the valeos i got from tire rack's bogo deal a while back. guess they're aiite. my baby doesn't see the rain... or streets much, so hard to gauge. shoulda waited for costco's bogo deal on their goodyear's. 7.99, how could u go wrong?
never tried rain-x wipers, but the window treatment worked well on my previous rides. the anti-fog is decent too.
never tried rain-x wipers, but the window treatment worked well on my previous rides. the anti-fog is decent too.
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I need to look up the ones on my new car, so nice and quiet and the best set I have had on any new car we have had. Even a car we paid over 100k didn't have this nice of wipers.
I need to look up the ones on my new car, so nice and quiet and the best set I have had on any new car we have had. Even a car we paid over 100k didn't have this nice of wipers.
It's QQ thankyouverymuch
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Hmm... Anyone try the Michelin wipers?
I am still using the stock blades, but the rear blade is falling apart. I think I am going to grab a Rain-X blade and cut/splice/engineer/slide it in to the rear arm. Then I just have to keep an eye on my front blades and figure out what I want to get for those.
I am still using the stock blades, but the rear blade is falling apart. I think I am going to grab a Rain-X blade and cut/splice/engineer/slide it in to the rear arm. Then I just have to keep an eye on my front blades and figure out what I want to get for those.
This. Plus they last forever. I've had the same set for years and they still work great. I used to have to replace every single year with other wipers.
rain x wipres are garbage, they work great at first but maybe for a month. and if you go to the snow, expect them to be trash when you get back. the dont stand up to the dirt and sand well, people just buy them cuz they say rain x on them... save your money.
i love the bosch, but when in a bind i will get the exact fit from autozone/kragen.
i change my blades every 3-4 months. they arent made to last forever
i love the bosch, but when in a bind i will get the exact fit from autozone/kragen.
i change my blades every 3-4 months. they arent made to last forever
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Trying to find some replacements, but no one really has a sure answer on what survives a long winter.
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I had the rain-x ones last year, they worked Ok for the winter. About halfway through last year the cap on the passenger side broke off, so if I needed to use the wipers alot I always had to either stop to slide the rubber wiper back into place, or if I had a passenger have them reach out and adjust it.
I just got the PIAA super silicones, and so far they have been good. But they have only been in for a couple weeks, and one good snowstorm from the last couple days.
I just got the PIAA super silicones, and so far they have been good. But they have only been in for a couple weeks, and one good snowstorm from the last couple days.
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I usually use rain-x, have been good for me, just got bosch for my gfs car, seem to work better than rain-x so far
I was at kragen and didn't see the anti-fog for the inside window..where did u guys get yours?
I was at kragen and didn't see the anti-fog for the inside window..where did u guys get yours?
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I had the rain-x ones last year, they worked Ok for the winter. About halfway through last year the cap on the passenger side broke off, so if I needed to use the wipers alot I always had to either stop to slide the rubber wiper back into place, or if I had a passenger have them reach out and adjust it.
I just got the PIAA super silicones, and so far they have been good. But they have only been in for a couple weeks, and one good snowstorm from the last couple days.
I just got the PIAA super silicones, and so far they have been good. But they have only been in for a couple weeks, and one good snowstorm from the last couple days.
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I think the cheapest place to get them is Amazon since they have free shipping, or Tirerack if you are buying something else from there.
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