Windshield wipers

[Chewy]

Trico Neoform are hands down the best blade ive ever used. beats the rain x and the bosch, and its cheaper.

Trico INVENTED the windshield wiper too!

 

[Chewy]

Oh wow, it's cheaper? I'll have too look into getting those on Amazon or something then. Because I paid like $40/$45 for the Rain-X wipers. And that's a little much IMO

Rock Auto had a deal going on some time ago on Trico wipers. I ended up picking up wipers for 3 vehicles, all the blade style of course for like 75 bucks.

Wipers123 is another place to try. They usually have good pricing and decent shipping costs.

 

[chuck]

Sweet. I wish I had known about that before I picked up the Rain-X ones. Oh well, not like they will last forever so at least I have a cheaper and better option for next time.

 

[DannyMK2]

advance auto stocks the trico's near me. they have them for something like $17 each i think last time i bought them. i still have the original blades on my truck (only have 3900 miles). they clean fine so far but when they start streaking ill be throwing a set of the trico's on.

 

[chuck]

Oh okay cool, I usually do my parts shopping at Advanced Auto so I'll look next time I'm there. Funny to see the difference in driving habits, mine is a 2013 and I passed 6,000 miles last week lol. That's probably why I'm already seeing the wipers start to deteriorate in quality.

 

[Marc1982443]

I got the Bosch. I hate them. They leave a line in the middle of my line of sight. I'm gonna be getting the rain x latitude ones. I had them on my old truck and loved them.

 

[argray90]

I found the rain-x ones on eBay for $20 shipped to my door for both blades pretty solid deal and they work great.

 

[Chewy]

Oh okay cool, I usually do my parts shopping at Advanced Auto so I'll look next time I'm there. Funny to see the difference in driving habits, mine is a 2013 and I passed 6,000 miles last week lol. That's probably why I'm already seeing the wipers start to deteriorate in quality.

Clay your windshield Chuck! Then grab some isopropyl alcohol and put some on a rag and draw it over the blades. You should see a DRASTIC improvement!! 6000 miles is NOTHING! It's not like you're using them daily.


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[chuck]

Good info Chris, I'll look into doing that when I get some time, Thanks!

Marc1982443...if you pick up a pair of the latitude wipers we can put em' on this sunday during the get together. I still haven't put mine on yet even though I bought them a week ago lol

 

[Marc1982443]

I might just have to do that. I hope the rain holds out.

 

[Stangshcky12]

I was going through a gallon of regular wiper fluid a month through the winter until I started using the orange rain x stuff
I havent even used 2 gallons in two years, it's nice cause you don't have to do anything for application other then use your squirters a few times

I don't use my wipers if I'm going over 45, no hazing, skipping or any other complaints here

 

[smiley]

I like rain x latitude ones from Walmart last a year and I cannot stand blade style have to be ones that form to window. I use Prestone bug wash it works awesome this time of year.


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[scoose]

Use Rainx nuff said. I rarely turn my wipers on...even in the HEAVIEST storm

 

[UNBROKEN]

Mine is never driven in the rain. lol

 

[chuck]

I was going through a gallon of regular wiper fluid a month through the winter until I started using the orange rain x stuff
I havent even used 2 gallons in two years, it's nice cause you don't have to do anything for application other then use your squirters a few times

I don't use my wipers if I'm going over 45, no hazing, skipping or any other complaints here

Now thats a ton of wiper fluid. And I thought that I use alot. I wind up using a lot of fluid because I park outside so I normally have to wash off the windshield before I drive.

Mine is never driven in the rain. lol

And that's exactly why you get magazine deals lol