Alternatively, bring one of your old wiper blades to the store to have them match it.
Alternatively, you may be able to call the dealer’s parts department to get the make and model number of the wiper’s to track down on your own.
Rubber and synthetic rubber blades will break down in the sunlight UV rays, so you might not save that much in the long run, since they will require replacement more often.
Many silicone blades come with warranties, which is uncommon for regular wiper blades. Silicone blades are quieter than rubber wiper blades.
Beam blades are the best option for curved windshields because of their flexibility.
Beam blades are best at clearing heavy residue (e. g. , snow and ice) because they have fewer metal parts to break off. Some winter-ready blades are infused with graphite or teflon for extra strength. Investing in more durable blades will help prevent stress on your vehicle’s wiper motor. Winter blades typically cost more than regular blades. Steel frame blades can get clogged with snow and ice, rendering them useless without breaking up the ice buildup on the blades. The ice can build up while driving in snow, requiring the driver to break it up after driving for a period of time.
