Which Wiper Blade is best?


of course my old truck ain`t a shiny corvette
and I have to admit,i never clean my wiper blades
I clean the ones on my 4 wheeled vehicles every time I'm squeegee'ing the glass at the gas station. Paper towel, dipped in the blue stuff, you get lots of black stuff off on the towel.

I can only recall cleaning truck wiper blades once, at a rest area in PA to make it work better in the middle of a storm. Usually I don't bother climbing up on the tires unless I'm going to replace them or the dead bugs require more elbow grease than I can apply from the ground.
 
i cleaned my mirrors late yesterday,and waxed them,I also did the passenger side window
I ran in to 3 hours of rain last night,they did good,better than my windshield
 
I spent $17.00 per blade for a nice set of Bosch wiper blades. I had read about all the R & D Bosch performed to get it right.

Bosch used the crazy dude on Tornado Chasers to sell 'em.

I was disappointed.

2 months and a fairly good snowstorm proved to ME ... Bosch didn't test 'em in northern climates.

First chance I got... I bought Anco Winter blades for $7.00 each... finished the worst of the storm without having to pull over and knock the ice out from under the blades like I was forced to do with the Bosch blades a dozen times in 4 hours.

Anybody have a brand you feel performs to the demands of commercial vehicles?

Bosh is "AWESOME" ...

Although if ya went to MENARDS ya couldve got em for $10 bucks....yes folks the BOSCH at MENARDS

Secondly @DubbleD as a SPARE when ya "need" a SPARE ...PYLONS $5 bucks a Blade..

Not exactly "praising" Pylons either though those $5 /$6 dollar a blade Pylons more than afew have "Outlasted" the Low Grade $10 a blade Rain-X brand
 
Tried wax and later tried rainx.
I have to go with rainx.I been driving 2 hours in a rainstorm and haven't cut my wipers on yet.Seeing fine.
 
Tried wax and later tried rainx.
I have to go with rainx.I been driving 2 hours in a rainstorm and haven't cut my wipers on yet.Seeing fine.
i see this polish on Truck U on velocity channel.

i had to buy it on amazon.

it is called...

Aerolon tech shine

you wash your car, in the shade, leave it wet, and apply this stuff to EVERYTHING, including all glass, then rinse the vehicle, and it acts like RainX.

i applied this tech shine back in on the 2nd of june, and the water still beads up on the glass.

i have of course, many times since then, washed the car, using the typical car wash soaps, and the effects of this polish has not washed off the glass.

i had noticed when i used RainX, after maybe 3 car washes, the rainx has to be reapplied

for big trucks, and those who wax/polish them, this stuff couldn;t be any easier to use, and you're done a whole lot faster.


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