Rebel Editor August 27, 2021 39 Comments



Never Buy This at an Auto Parts Store

Silicone wiper blades:

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  1. vnc

    Just to let you know, not everyone can use silicone blades on their car. Some people (I am one) cannot see through a windshield being wiped by a silicone blade.

  2. Michael Selewach

    Bought silicone blades for both our cars from a nationally known auto supply . 4 boxes total. One of the boxes was empty! Went back and they said yea, people steal them by taking them out of the box. They scanned them and didn't catch it either. Won't go back there anymore.

  3. Matthew Knudtson

    I have been buying PIAA Super Silicone blades for well over 10 years, and they last around 4-5 years, sometimes longer.

  4. marhill77

    Yeah maybe but, you armorall your wipers a few times a year and they’ll last a lot longer right or rain x

  5. NeoEyeBeLeave

    I switched from rubber to Hybrid (rubber + silicone) by Michellin. I expected a huge improvement, but I think they are crap. They stick to the window surface making a rough transition and some streak marks when dried. My rubber ACDelco ones never did this. I only switched because I got a really good deal, and of course I thought Michellin could do no wrong. 😒

  6. Patrick Manga

    I work at advance auto parts. We do sell the rain-x silicone blades

  7. Michael Turner

    What parts store don't sell silicone blades. Think you might have been confused and stoped at a fea market or something

  8. Floridajames04

    I got Rain X Silicon blades at Autozone!!! Had em 2 years now!

  9. Mark Bailey

    I Am like Scotty, I also change my WBs during Happy Hour !

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