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At least two of the rental cars I've had recently have this style of wiper blade. The two that I noticed them on were a Pontiac G6 and a Chevrolet Impala. They look wierd, but they seem to work very well.
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CSVT.UA.SHO
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rain-x.....the faster you drive, the clearer the windsheild. been working for me for about 3 years!
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I just have generic blades.....if it is raining hard enough for me too use my wipers, i shouldn't be going 60+mph
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Originally posted by CSVT.UA.SHO:
rain-x.....the faster you drive, the clearer the windsheild. been working for me for about 3 years!
(and to stay on subject)
I just have generic blades.....if it is raining hard enough for me too use my wipers, i shouldn't be going 60+mph
what do you use? What works the best...the wipes or the liquid you add to the washer reservoir?
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Originally posted by contourfreak22:
Originally posted by ancientsanskrit:
How can you justify $40 wipers? It can't be that these last significantly longer than any joe blow brand. I guess if you have the excess cash flow than it's justified.  I think I'll stick with the $3 Meijer crap.
i have a car n ride brand and they lasted pver a yr. infact i replaced one of them with a value craft brand.
I just put these ICONs on my mum's Chevy Suburban and they rock!
If you can pop for these I would highly rec them!! 
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Originally posted by m4gician:
Originally posted by Matt R:
I use the $8/pair wipers and never have any issues...
amen brother...:D
Exactly...I buy the cheap blades and I use rain X. I can't imagine paying $40 bucks for wiper blades. Im here in Chicago so in the winter they all get %@#$ up with the ice and stuff so I stick to the cheap blades.
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Funny story, although secured to the extent of the wiper blades, doing 40 the other day, my drivers side wiper flew off for no reason! Crazy to see happen, and I'm still not sure how it did, but now I need a new drivers side wiper, maybe I'll get something expensive and hope it goes well haha.
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Originally posted by teamSVTour:
Originally posted by CSVT.UA.SHO:
rain-x.....the faster you drive, the clearer the windsheild. been working for me for about 3 years!
(and to stay on subject)
I just have generic blades.....if it is raining hard enough for me too use my wipers, i shouldn't be going 60+mph
what do you use? What works the best...the wipes or the liquid you add to the washer reservoir?
I use the bottle of rain-X and wipe it on. I have never used any of the spray products or wipes.
(their car wash......its superb!!!)
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Alpine CDA-9855; Type-R 6x8" (rear)
Rockford Fosgate 6 1/2" 2-way comp (front)
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