Wiper blades PIAA or OEM Hyundai

PIAA silicone blades all the way. They last forever (years) and the blades apply a rain-x like coating on the windshield.

I use PIAA blades, expensive but last the longest because silicone.

A Buddies 2019 F150 was doing the same thing we put PIAA#94000 on it and it stopped right away it’s worth a try very cheap fix

I had silicone PIAA wiper blades on my 2015 Mazda 3 which I drove over 115k miles, and the blades were still working/looking as new over a 3 year span in PA. They also naturally cause water to bead off the windshield.

My OEM wipers lasted a year. I decided to go with PIAA silicone blades. They are working fantastic. I'm hoping they will last longer than a year.

PIAA silicone blades. They last for years.

FWIW, I found the stock wipers I had pulled off the car before really using them to go with the PIAAs. Not sure why, but the stock work so much better than the PIAAs, which were really starting to pi%s me off. Anyway, thanks to the contributors to this thread...it didn't even dawn on me to put the OEMs back on...though it was a design flaw with the wiper arm not having enough tension on it or something.

Silicon blades are the way to go. They last way longer and have a cleaner wipe which is why you don't see them at most retail locations.

Just installed the PIAA blades and they are significantly better than the OEMs in my opinion. They're quieter and no skipping.

I switched to the PIAA Super Silicone wipers on my 2016 Mazda3. I didn’t have them on for long. Looking out the front of the car they were kinda obtrusive/noticeable because they are kind of a bulky wiper. They also skipped a little on the inner edge of the driver side when in use.