The Ultimate Windshield Wiper Blade Buyers Guide
Confused about all the different materials that windshield wiper blades are made of? – need some windshield wiper reviews you can trust?
Is Graphite coated rubber better than Silicone? – and how does natural rubber compare to a synthetic rubber?
Don’t know if Framed of Bracketless blades is the best design for you?
Wondering if you should switch to winter blades when the season comes or if you’re better off sticking with an all-season blade?
Do you know how often you should change your windshield wipers? – is it every 6 months, each year, or something completely different?
And what about price? – is a wiperblade that’s twice as expensive automatically twice as good?
Also, do you know which windshield wiper blades that you should stay clear off? – and which blades are always a good buy? – and do you know where to find a good bargain online?
And hey, did you know that there are 8 different types of attachment-systems?
And how about blade spoilers – are they really effective in getting more downforce on the blade so it hugs your windshield even better – or are they only for show?
Well, I was in the exact same situation some time ago when I was looking for replacement blades for my car.
This windshield wiper blade guide is the guide I wish had been available when I went online looking for some new blades.
It’s the condensed version of all the background material I researched before finally deciding which blades to get.
You can say that it’s the collaborative work of windshield wiper manufacturers, general consumer reviews as well as “expert” advice gathered from numerous car geek forums (and these auto afficionados really are experts that leave little or nothing to chance when it comes to accesorizing their rides)
I truely hope you’ll find it useful.
Here’s what I’ll be covering in the guide (so far):