Wiper blades 07+ sedans

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joe603
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So I need new ones...any recommendations from the group?


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SVTCOBRA
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CR has them listed in this order
Valeo 600 Series - recommended
RainX Latitude - recommended
Anco 31 Series - best buy
Michelin RainForce - best buy
Anco Contour
Valeo 900 Series
PIAA Super Silicone
Bosch Icon
RainX WeatherBeater

I think we have the Bosch Icons (no compaints), but may look at a cheaper one next time.
Looks like RainX Latitude is rated the best after 6 months.

joe603
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I'm gonna try the Valeo 900's...Found a deal on Amazon ;)

bentrod
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Joe, my best results have been with new OEM inserts versus an aftermarket replacement. I put A/M on my 2007 and they started dancin at anything over 70 mph. I took the original arms to the parts dept and they even installed the new inserts for free. The OEM arm design keeps the wiper on the glass better than the Bosch AM's I threw away.

joe603
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Thanks. I'll be sure and keep the arms then...

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i got the rain-x lats. i like them. not superior to other options, but as long as i can see ok, then im happy.

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bentrod wrote:Joe, my best results have been with new OEM inserts versus an aftermarket replacement. I put A/M on my 2007 and they started dancin at anything over 70 mph. I took the original arms to the parts dept and they even installed the new inserts for free. The OEM arm design keeps the wiper on the glass better than the Bosch AM's I threw away.
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I also used the inserts from the Infiniti parts. They work well and are cheap

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Tim30250
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+2. In my experience, aftermarket blades never work as well as OEM. The blades that our cars come with don't tend to lose their ability to hug the windshield as they age, so simply replacing the inserts is the cheapest, easiest, and best way to a cleanly wiped windshield.

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SVTCOBRA
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How much are OEM replacement blades??

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Tim30250
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A pair of complete blades probably retails for about $50. The replacement inserts are about $20 for the pair from the dealer, possibly cheaper from an online discount retailer.

joe603
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I never really liked the OEM blades. They pulled water from the left that was annoying. We'll see how the aftermarket blades are.


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