I used michellin a while back, it is not too bad of an option too...but I find it don't last very long...a year maybe?
and I tried bosch for few pairs, those $20 something model...doesn't last long...even shorter then the michellin....for some reasons.. then now I stick with Trico teflon blade, so far so good..last pair at least last for couple years...and just have it changed, since raining season is coming...
Don't use PIAA, for that money for just a old style blade, you can buy a set of pretty good flat blade...
I stick with OEM wiper inserts. Change it once before winter and it's good for the year.
Another thing I want to add is, most of the time it's not the wiper's fault. It's the windshield that has lots of dirt/silicon build up thus even the best wiper cannot wipe it good.
原帖由 littledog 於 2008-10-28 17:23 發表
Another thing I want to add is, most of the time it's not the wiper's fault. It's the windshield that has lo ...
yes yes yes...that's the main point...however, I try many different cleaner or wiper fluid, but there seems still have some dirt on it...only sees it when the glass is wet...i really wanna know how to completely clean the wind shield... so i can save some wiper money
yes yes yes...that's the main point...however, I try many different cleaner or wiper fluid, but there seems still have some dirt on it...only sees it when the glass is wet...i really wanna know how ...
I use a product by "No-Touch" called "Auto Glass Stripper" which is available in Canadian Tires. It's like a wax-type product you apply. I found it quite useful to clean the windshield. Hope this helps.
We use Rain Away (both wiper fluid as well as the spray on application) and it gets rid of the streaks left by the crappy wiper the dealer installed....
we used Bosch on our BMW before and it's great..but kinda expensive. We might try Trico for the Sienna next time.