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Dirt, rain, snow, ice, road debris, and wildlife can all make a mess of your windshield. Let it accumulate, and you have a harder time seeing the road ahead. Fortunately, your vehicle came from the factory with wipers installed. They're the two metal arms that sweep across your windshield; if you drive an SUV or van, you probably have one at the rear glass as well.
What Wiper Blades Do
The wiper blades are rubberized strips that are attached to the metal arms. They protect the glass from getting permanently scratched by the metal wiper arms. They also use the right amount of pressure to clear obstacles away and offer you a clear view of the road ahead.
How to Spot Bad Wiper Blades
Eventually, your wiper blades will go start to fail or degrade with age. Signs of this include:
- Cracked wiper blades
- Broken pieces of wiper blade material
- Your wipers bounce or skip across the windshield
- The wipers make chattering noises when In use
- Your wipers leave streaks on the glass
Choose Genuine OEM Wiper Blades
If you want the best wiper blades for your vehicle, go with replacement ones made by your manufacturer. They fit best, ensuring the easy installation and optimal performance that you want. Buy yours from our online auto parts department and we'll get your order shipped right out!