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I bought some silicone wiper blades.

I forget the brand name (tossed the package :rolleyes: ) but they were

in a yellow and black package at wally world.

They work fairly well when I get washer fluid on the windows. (washer pump

doesn't work anymore :-\)

But they have never froze down on me.

I had them coated in ice and snow and they still worked.

I'ved use them as ice scrapers when there was frost on the windshield.

They have a lifetime warrantee on them so if they ever die I get new

ones for free! :banana:

The only thing I've noticed is that they don't work well on a dirty windshield.

I highly reccomend cleaning your windshield with some sort of wash,

ex. rain-x, turtle wax, etc, before you use them.

 

Twitch.

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Do you have any facts that you could share with us?

Or this just a racist/xenophobic rant?

 

A lot of the stuff from China is just plain junk.

 

There is little quality control no matter what brand name is on the box.

 

I wouldn't buy anything that says Made in Russia for the same reason.

 

 

~Howard

:banana:

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  • 2 weeks later...

New rainX blades are junk- just got a 99 OBW with them and the snow just cakes into them- cleaned the windshield well before using the wipers and cleaned the wipers too-but definitely not good if you live in a snow area.

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I have had very good performance with Anco's Beam Blade from Walmart, much more reasonable for a beam blade than bosch or rain-x. Been using them for about 6 months still with good performance, and only about $8 a blade:banana:

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On the subject...I hope no one out there has to replace the whole wiper blade assembly on there Tribeca...New Front blades from the dealer are about $50 a piece...yes..almost $100 for 2 wiper blades....ridiculous....just a precaution to anyone with a Tribeca...If you happen to need wipers and go to the dealer...recommend they replace the inserts not the blades...much cheaper....

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Since winter is just about over I decided to replace my Bosch Icon wiper blades today.

 

The replacement blades were free Icon blades I got from Bosch after I complained that the original ones did not hold up.

 

WOW.....what a difference a new blade can make.

 

Plus I replaced the rear blade with a Trico Exact Fit blade. I had a cheapo Auto Zone blade there and that was totally gone too.

 

~Howard

:banana:

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