26" Wiper Blade Refill, 4Pcs Adjustable Windshield Wiper Refill

I was raised in the era where it was common to replace the rubber and not the entire blade. I live in Arizona and the rubber blades are still good 8 months into the change. Not hard to do and save some money plus you can carry some in the glovebox and change on the road in an emergency without scratching your windshield.

Pros: Universal fit, so you don’t have to play windshield wiper roulette at the store. 26 inches of pure rubbery goodness—enough to slice and dice for a custom fit! Easy to install, unless you’re me, in which case it’s a two-hour battle followed by a victory dance. Works great—turns streaky smudges into crystal-clear views. I can now confirm my neighbor’s lawn flamingos look confused in HD. Cons: My car's back wiper now feels neglected because the front looks so good. Cutting the rubber to size felt like auditioning for a hardware reality show. Somehow, I still managed to poke myself with the old wiper during the swap. Final Verdict: If you’ve got streaky windows and five minutes (or two hours, depending on your skill level), these refills will make your car feel new again. Just don’t forget to test them during a dramatic rainstorm for maximum satisfaction!

Edit - the refills did not seem to hold up as long as the replacements that came with the blades so I knocked off a star. Otherwise still good for the price. I just installed the second set and realized one of my wiper blades is missing the end cap so they will need to be replaced anyway. I may keep the second set of inserts as a spare though. I purchased some blades a while back that included a set of refills. The refills had just recently started streaking but the rest of the assemblies are still in good shape so I thought "why not just buy more refills?" These were a good price at $5.50 for four and able to ship quickly. Once received, the 26" length was a perfect replacement for my longer blade and the shorter 20" blade was easily cut to size with a pair of scissors. I haven't tested them yet in heavy rain but they easily clear the windshield of washer fluid and are silent. I just wish my rear wiper with a conventional arm would fit these but the base is too wide. Only time will tell how they hold up compared to the originals but I'll honestly be happy if I just get through one season with them. I got about a year out of the previous two sets, the second in the summer lasting less time (probably due to heat and tree sap/road grime build up). I was thinking about going with silicone but at this price it's cheaper and easier to just stick with rubber and not have to deal with any of the drawbacks like high noise and filming on the glass.

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Wiper blades got you streaky? Dead bugs in your line of sight? Don’t replace the entire blade - just the actual piece that touches the glass! It’s so EASY that it should be a crime for not doing it! I have a 2011 Ford Ranger, my blades started falling apart and leaving huge streaks on my windshield so I did a quick search for replacements - was confused by how much they cost- knowing there had to be a less expensive alternative I did another search and YES! There is a way - just pull out the old rubber from the channel on the blade - measure the length then go to this seller and order the rubber replacement for the length of your blades. It comes a little longer so you can cut it down to size - feed the new rubber into the channel, cut it at an angle so you give the blade as much surface contact as possible, and push the end into the channel. Then reattach your blades to the arm and you are done. It literally took me longer to get the blades off than it did to replace the rubber. Just like new - and just in time too, less than 24 hrs later it started raining -hard-but I could see so much better- it’s like having a squeegee on my windshield. So worth it!

Do not bother or waste your time buying these, they do not stay on the wiper blade because there are no stoppers at the end. I would say these are cheap rejected wiper refills seller trying to make a quick penny.

These replacement blades were a good fit for my rainex blade frames but did not last nearly as long, not that the rainex ones lasted long at all either. These will work and are cheap but you’ll be replacing them more.

If you are a bit handy, worth it to install into your old blade holders. Saves money, and plastic/metal from the landfill.

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Comme d'origine

Pas compatible avec volvo. Les bandes arrachent lors de la mise en fonction des essuie-glaces.

Muy buen producto gracias lo recomiendo se le adaptó a los cepillos limpiaparabrisas Michelin y con menor costo 👍🏼

At first, like many others, I thought I had been sent the wrong wiper blades. But I learned that I just had to customize them a bit. Here are the instructions for a (2023) Mazda CX 5: - Go to your front wipers, press the little square button, and slide the wiper arms off. - To remove the actual blades, with a pair of pliers 3-4 inches back from either end, pull like heck until the end of the blade clears a little slot. With a free hand, guide the blade out of that slot. Do the same for the other front wiper blade. - Lay the blades down on a table. The left one is 23" and the right one is 17". - Go to your bag of new blades. You will see two units. Don't panic, there are four. Separate them into four. - Check that the length of the new ones exceeds the old ones. - You will see that the new blades have blocks of rubber at each end. They look nothing like the original. Don't panic. - With a boxcutter or pair of scissors, cut those blocks of rubber off. They are not needed. You will still have a couple inches excess on the left one, and much more on the right. - Lay the new blade and the old blade beside each other again. Trim the new blade to the length of the old blade. Do this for the right and the left blades. - You might notice that the new blade is about 1/4 inch higher than the old blade. Don't panic. They work fine. - Slide the new blades into the wiper arms by inserting the blade's TOP groove in that tiny slot, pulling it down, and with a pair of pliers pull it like heck that last two inches so it clears the slot and with your free hand, guide it in there. Release it. It will go the full length of the wiper arm. Don't worry if it's off by a 1/4 or 1/2 inch. - Re-attach the wiper arms. Done. - Go to the rear of your Mazda. You'll notice the wiper arm doesn't come off. In fact you can only lift the arm a few inches off the rear window. - By playing with the curve of the wiper arm and some pulling, you pull the blade off one of the ends. - You'll notice there are two slim metal pieces in the old blade, in the top groove. Keep those. - Cut per the previous instructions. - Insert the metal pieces into the top grove of the new blades. - Insert the blade back onto the wiper arm now using the SECOND groove of the new wiper blade. Done. Because you were sent 4 blades, you have one spare. Mine are working well.