PIAA Wipers and Blades

[Alkorahil]

So I saw that PIAA now has wipers and blades out there. I read though the literature/propaganda and am wondering if anyone ahs used them on their Pathy and what they thought...

[ILoveMyPatty]

I've never used them, but I would assume that if they run them on the WRC cars (rally), then they're the best, and if you've got the extra money to run them, it might not be a bad idea.

[MikeV]

I picked up the Bosch all in one wiper blades from autozone, cleans the salt off my windshield even if I run out of fluid.

removes ice well also, never really bought descent ones before (now to much sun gets in from such a clean windshield!-)

[wheel366]

I had the PIAA super silicon. I am using rain-x ones now. Don't like them. I did like the PIAAs a lot. They stayed soft for a freakin long time while still giving a good wipe.

[laxman0324]

The PIAA's are the best if you fork over the dough for them, if not I would go with the Bosch...had them for a year and a half on my mercedes with no problems, had the rain-x latitudes on my accord and after 10 months they started to streak, and some no name dealer wipers on the pathfinder that lasted a month.

 

Anyone have any reccomendations for good rear wipers?

[GrimGreg]

I always buy the Trico winter blades, usually last about 1 year on a pair. I almost bought Bosch Icons last time, but had never heard if they were good, or just a gimick. I won't buy standard blade frames, they ice up here and are worthless.

[Alkorahil]

Well, I have been using the PIAA wipers front and rear for a year now, and I would recommend them to anyone.

[Precise1]

Good to know, thanks for the follow up!!

 

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[beavis0076]

Well, I have been using the PIAA wipers front and rear for a year now, and I would recommend them to anyone.

 

X2 they last for years!!! going on 3 in Seattle... and that says ALOT!

[alexrex20]

i just use the Rain-X wipers. they work great in the rain - we don't have salt/snow here - and last forever. i've also tried those expensive Michelins and they didn't withstand the Houston heat very well. they didn't even last a year.