Help on Windshield Wiper Recommendations

[hammersley]

Good Stuff - thanks

Will try the stuff - looks like a great recommendation.

 

[johnjackson]

Really liked the way the wipers worked when the truck was new. I replaced with anco and was dissatisfied. Realized the problem was the double contour windshield. I'm fussy about my windows so went to dealer and requested exact pn blades that came with truck new. Mopar pn 55076910AA . Thirty two dollars per pair but they work like the new truck again. Two types mentioned sound interesting though. The Bosh Teflon and the Walmart silicone. I might give those a try this winter.



John

 

[hammersley]

Brand New TriCo Teflon Summer AND Winter Blades

Check this out :



http://www.tricoproducts.com/new/brochure.cfm?brochure=495&location_id=363



They also make a brand new Teflon Winter Blade!



http://www.tricoproducts.com/new/brochure.cfm?brochure=1433&location_id=363

 

[Dave MacArthur]

Bosch blades work the best in my opinion. I also got hooked on the Rain-X washer fluid. I never tried Rain-X before and always thought that is was an expensive snake oil before. It was really cheap at the local Wholesale club so I tried it. Now ill pay the extra price to keep using it. Since I use it as my washer fluid all the time now, I don't have to turn on my wipers unless it is raining cats and dogs. To be honest, if my wipers boke, I could continue to drive no matter what.

 

[FDziurda]

Trico Blades

I once had a set of Trico wiper blades that had a wing on the top, to help them press against the window. When I tried to get some more, I couldn't find them anywhere. I sent Trico and email and found they are no longer made... ... Bummer!



Since I couldn't get the Trico's, I opted for a set of Teflon coated blades and they are EXCELLENT! You sometimes have to ask for them and they are usually more expensive (But worth it IMHO).



Good Luck,



Frank