Wiper Blade Refill Replacement
06-06-24, 09:18 AM
#16
Pole Position
If one replaces their blades with aftermarket rather than the OEM inserts, I recommend keeping the OEM blades and labeling them for future reference in case the aftermarket blades don't work well. I've tried aftermarket in the past on multiple Lexus/Toyota vehicles. Over time, they didn't work as well as OEM, so I bought new refill inserts and went back to stock.
After hearing these thread testimonials for Trico and Bosch, I might try aftermarket again as they are less expensive and readily available. Hope springs eternal!
After hearing these thread testimonials for Trico and Bosch, I might try aftermarket again as they are less expensive and readily available. Hope springs eternal!
Last edited by Wilson2000; 06-07-24 at 09:57 AM. Reason: typo
06-06-24, 10:24 AM
#17
I've used Trico and Bosch before on other cars, but I've had excellent luck with PIAA Super Silicone blades and refills. Very durable.
06-06-24, 11:18 AM
#18
I one replaces their blades with aftermarket rather than the OEM inserts, I recommend keeping the OEM blades and labeling them for future reference in case the aftermarket blades don't work well. I've tried aftermarket in the past on multiple Lexus/Toyota vehicles. Over time, they didn't work as well as OEM, so I bought new refill inserts and went back to stock.
After hearing these thread testimonials for Trico and Bosch, I might try aftermarket again as they are less expensive and readily available. Hope springs eternal!
After hearing these thread testimonials for Trico and Bosch, I might try aftermarket again as they are less expensive and readily available. Hope springs eternal!
06-06-24, 12:17 PM
#19
Pit Crew
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06-07-24, 09:08 AM
#20
Does this works? It appears to have the same ends around minute 1:29.
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