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Notes: Rear, Windshield Wiper Blade. Hatchback. 12". OE style blade. Plastic rear type.
Notes: Front left, Windshield Wiper Blade. 28". Envision.
Notes: Beam Design, Fits driver side. 28" wiper blade.
Notes: Beam Design, Fits passenger side. 28" wiper blade.
Notes: Front left, Windshield Wiper Blade. 28". TRICO silicone-ceramic wiper blades.
Notes: Beam Design, Fits driver and passenger side. 28" Silicone wiper blade. Butterfly application. This vehicle is equipped with an I&L (Pinch Tab) arm type, needed connector is included in the package
Notes: Front, Beam design. Windshield Wiper Blade. 28". Evolution. Pinch tab. Quantity per car: 2.
Notes: Rear, Windshield Wiper Blade. Hatchback. Beam Design. 12". Duralast wiper blade.
Notes: Front, Windshield Wiper blade. 28". Duralast flex. Beam design. Quantity per car: 2.
Notes: Hybrid design, Fits driver and passenger side. 28" wiper blade. Beam.
Notes: Hybrid design, Fits driver and passenger side. 28" wiper blade. Beam.
Notes: Fits driver and passenger side. 28"/28" wiper blade. Sold as set
Notes: Hybrid design, Fits driver and passenger side. 28"/28" wiper blade. Sold as set. Equipped with multifunction adapter for this vehicles arm type
Notes: Front, Windshield Wiper Blade. 28". SnowDriver. Pinch tab. Quantity per car: 2.
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Jersey
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Stars
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Yellow Carbon. 28"/ 28" wiper blade.
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Camo
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Blue carbon.
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Purple carbon. 28"/ 28" wiper blade.
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Red carbon.
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Green carbon. 28"/ 28" wiper blade.
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Mystic
Location: Front
Notes: Set. Front. Pets
Reviews for
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Great customer service!
Gina
in 3 months
My daughter’s car needed new wipers. The employees were very knowledgeable. They even put them on for me! Great service!
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Ford Focus hatchback
My daughter’s car needed new wipers. The employees were very knowledgeable. They even put them on for me! Great service!
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Ford Focus hatchback
Reviews for
Overall
Good wiper, not intuitive to install
Steve
in 2 years
The wiper comes with four different adapters, numbered 1-4, for which the directions for matching the correct adapter number to the wiper arm are clear enough. The directions for snapping the wiper blade into place for adapter number 4 were neither clear nor intuitive, however, and it was necessary to follow a demonstration on YouTube to figure out how to do it (a 2-step/snap process). The process involves squeezing the blade and the arm together with the mounted adapter, and that squeezing could strain the rubber in the middle of the blade, which happened to be exactly the spot where the original blade became separated and required replacement of the wiper blade in the first place. This makes me wonder if the mounting process risks straining the rubber in the blade that results in future failure of the rubber blade. I am also concerned that the plastic bits that allow the blade adapter mount to snap into place may become brittle over time and seasonal temperature extremes. These two factors, the mounting process risking future separation and the quality of the hard plastic pieces holding the blade in place, may be design flaws.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Ford Focus
The wiper comes with four different adapters, numbered 1-4, for which the directions for matching the correct adapter number to the wiper arm are clear enough. The directions for snapping the wiper blade into place for adapter number 4 were neither clear nor intuitive, however, and it was necessary to follow a demonstration on YouTube to figure out how to do it (a 2-step/snap process). The process involves squeezing the blade and the arm together with the mounted adapter, and that squeezing could strain the rubber in the middle of the blade, which happened to be exactly the spot where the original blade became separated and required replacement of the wiper blade in the first place. This makes me wonder if the mounting process risks straining the rubber in the blade that results in future failure of the rubber blade. I am also concerned that the plastic bits that allow the blade adapter mount to snap into place may become brittle over time and seasonal temperature extremes. These two factors, the mounting process risking future separation and the quality of the hard plastic pieces holding the blade in place, may be design flaws.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2017 Ford Focus
