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Looking for some good windshield wipers

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Yzzim

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My windshield wipers on my car are worthless. I've get streaks on my windsheild everytime I use and it's almost harder to see AFTER I turn them on. Got them at Target about a year and a half ago, believe they are Michelin brand.

Need a good pair that I won't have to replace in another year. Is there such thing as all rubber wipers where water won't freeze to them making them worthless in a Minnesota winter? How do they work?
 
they don't last that long, you should replace them 2-3 times a year
get whatever at walmart/target
 
Originally posted by: Yzzim
My windshield wipers on my car are worthless. I've get streaks on my windsheild everytime I use and it's almost harder to see AFTER I turn them on. Got them at Target about a year and a half ago, believe they are Michelin brand.

Need a good pair that I won't have to replace in another year. Is there such thing as all rubber wipers where water won't freeze to them making them worthless in a Minnesota winter? How do they work?
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Replacing wipers once a year (especially in bad winters) is normal IMHO. When I was at Auto Zone last week, I saw Bosch came out with a completely all rubber wiper arm/blade assembly. I don't know how this would be better than a metal arm. I would think it would make it lighter and less likely to stay on the windshield in high winds.
 
I know people hate EZ Lube, but they have lifetime wipers. The blades run from 4.99-14.99 and you can have them replaced anytime.
 
I just picked up the stuff at Auto Zone and they work great (about 6 bucks). I figure I can replace them every year for $6.
 
rubber+weather/sun =dry/crack/stiff.
ts not made to last. just get cheapies once a year. costs what? 7 bucks for two at target?
 
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