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Duralast Aero Truck and SUV 21in Hybrid Wiper Blade

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Duralast280489
Part # DLT-21
SKU # 280489
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Part #
DLT-21
SKU #
280489
Weight
0.47lbs
Location:
Rear
Length
21in
The Duralast Aero Truck/SUV wiper blade features an advanced design for vehicles with a less curved windshield as Trucks, Vans, and SUVs. This blade provides superior performance you expect from Duralast products.
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    Heavy-duty high-profile spoiler battles wind lift for a cleaner wipe and helps to protect the blade in extreme conditions.
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    State-of-the-art system for consistent edge-to-edge windshield contact helps provide a better fit for less curved windshields
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    Grime purge Technology provides aggressive cleaning ridges on wiping element that battles road grime and ebrils
Duralast® Aero Truck & SUV blade see clearly | drive safely: Blades for anything your windshield faces

choose your blade type

All blades come with attachments to fit your vehicle

Duralast wiper blades are compatible with 95% of vehicles on the road

The Top 3 Types of Wipers

conventional blades
conventional

Articulated metal frame with a straight blade attached

Change interval

6 months

hybrid blades
hybrid

Aerodynamic construction for better contact at speed

Change interval

12 months

beam blades
beam

Cutting-edge design for maximum surface contact

Change interval

12 months

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Original Equipment (OE) Comparison

OE-matched

Meets or exceeds OE quality

Meets or exceeds OE quality

Meets or exceeds OE quality

Wiper Technology

Conventional

Hybrid

Hybrid

Beam

Compatible Vehicles

Universal fit

Universal fit

Universal fit; specially designed for trucks and SUVs

Universal fit

Special Features

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Grime Purge Technology

Advanced Graphite Coating

Blade Wear Indicator

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Yes

Weather Performance

Standard

Superior performance in rain, sleet, and snow

Superior performance in rain, sleet, and snow

Superior performance in rain, sleet, and snow

Change Interval

6 months

12 months

12 months

12 months

When to replace your blades; common signs of wear

When to replace your blades

Common signs of wear

 

Streaking
Wiper leaves lines across your windshield

 

 

Splitting
Blade material begins to detach from its frame

 

 

Chattering
Uneven, shuddering movement across the windshield surface

 

 

Bent Frame
Blade becomes misshapen and doesn’t contact your windshield correctly

 

wiper blade installation

Installing most wiper blades is a snap

pinch tab wiper

pinch tab

1. Align wiper blade with wiper arm
2. Slide into port to connect
3. Press until you hear a click

J-hook wiper

j-hook

1. Open clip and remove old wiper blade
2. Slide in until blade snaps in place
3. Close protective clip

bayonet wiper

bayonet

1. Install included adaptor if needed
2. Rotate open and insert the wiper blade
3. Push blade into arm and tighten

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER

cleaning your blades

cleaning your blades

Clean your blades with some hot, soapy water and a clean rag to maximize performance.

winter care

winter care

Protect your wipers from extreme temps by covering them before a snow, and applying rubbing alcohol before an expected freeze.

rear blades

rear blades

Rear windshield wipers lose effectiveness over time, just like their counterparts up front. Make sure to keep them in shape to face the weather.

trustworthy advice

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how to check and change windshield wipers

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