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Silicone and natural rubber wiper blades differ mainly in durability and performance. Silicone rubber blades typically last longer and are more resistant to...

Wiper blades squeak due to three common causes: dirty blades or windshield, worn rubber, or dry conditions. Clean the blades and glass first. If squeaking c...

Chattering happens when blades lose consistent contact with the windshield. This can be caused by dirt buildup, worn rubber, or uneven pressure. Cleaning o...

For heavy rain, beam-style wiper blades perform best because they provide even pressure and consistent contact. Blades with water-repellent technology can ...

New blades may streak if the windshield has dirt, residue, or leftover coatings. Clean the glass thoroughly and allow a short break-in period for optimal p...

The difference between beam and conventional wiper blades is that beam blades have a more even pressure distribution for a smoother, more even wipe. Beam bl...

Silicone wiper blades typically last the longest because they resist heat, UV exposure, and wear better than traditional rubber blades.  Rain-X Silicone...

We recommend that you wipe the rubber of your blade with a microfiber towel to clean off any contaminants from the rubber. Do this as needed, depending on ...

Skipping occurs when blades lose smooth contact with the glass due to dirt, worn rubber, or uneven pressure. Cleaning or replacing blades typically resolve...

Blades may leave haze due to residue or buildup on the windshield. Cleaning the glass usually resolves this. Windshield wiper blades could leave haze if th...