Wiper blades Denso or OEM Mazda

Denso Designer Hybrid is my favorite for all the Fit model years if you can find them. They’re the ones that come from the factory on the 09-13 models. You can get the rubber inserts from the Honda dealer for really cheap and keep your frames for a while.

I have updated my 6th Gen (2007-2011) Camry blades to OEM Toyota/Denso Designer 8th Gen Honda Accord (2008-2012) length wiper blades because due to the location of the arms on the 6th Gen Camry, the Accord blades cover more windshield.

live in rainy portland, oregon they work perfect

The brand I prefer seems to have gone out of production (Denso Designer aero frame style). These were OEM on my 2009 Forester and I used them on everything I own after discovering that. Getting harder to find complete pairs for my cars, I only have a few left that I've hoarded.

Quality is worth it, I replace wipers when they no longer perform up to expectations rather than on a set schedule.

I recommend the Denso Hybrid Wiper blades as they retain that OEM integrated look.

Buy new ones. I replace mine about twice a year.

Use iso alcohol on a microfiber towel, wipe the windscreen/back window and the wiper blades with it, then take off the excess and dry with another one.

Then use a glass cleaner+fresh microfiber to clean the windscreen, and wipe the wiper blades(all 3).

They are definitely slower than my previous vehicle, but I haven’t found them unsafe

I've never owned a vehicle that didn't eventually come across a rain storm that required a pull over because the wipers cant keep up at some point you do just have to pull over and wait it out. Had one so bad in my Cx30 where visibility was so low it disabled all safety sensors and spit up a message on the dash to be careful since they were inactive.

driving on the highway on my CX-30 during a very sudden and heavy storm at night was a pretty scary experience for me. The whole time I was wondering - is everyone else seeing that little?