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Old 01-14-08, 04:29 PM
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Talking Wipers...
Just wondering what kind of wipers you guys preferr...cause my suck!!! and I just replaced them
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Old 01-14-08, 04:33 PM
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Odd thread... I use whatever is available at my parts store, which is usually Bosch. I Haven't had a problem with them yet.
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I like the RainX ones. They do me rather well, and have lasted me a year thus far, and still going strong.
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any name brand will do. dont go cheap (cheap ones tend not to be as snug)
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michelin weather wise, best wipers ever. made out of silicone rather than rubber so the windshield washer fluid doesnt corrode it, does have the steel bar that scratches your winshield
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Yeah, just get some decent ones. Texas weather KILLS wiper blades, so I don't spring for the really expensive ones, but some good 6-7 buck michelins work well for me.
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The shop I work at sells these, so I use them. I swap them every six months or so.

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Bosch Icons are great. Have them installed on my car. But a bit pricey for the average person.
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