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I like rainx latitude, not the cheaper ones. thThey last a long time and wipe evenly even in the desert so I haven't tried much else. They look like just one elongated curved stick don't mistake them for the same rainx brand but the value ones that look like a it has a mechanical web type thing on the arm. They do come with a silicone coating to repell water.
I use Rain-X Latitude Water Repellency 26 and 24" on mine and they work well. In south Florida we get those random torrential storms and I have no issues with them.
Rainx silicone has always treated me well I love them. A bit pricey at like 25 a blade but worth it for how clean they keep your windshield
I run RainX on my Forester and they've done really well
I’ve had good luck with RainX blades. Even their cheaper options are okay.
Sillicone wiper blades are always worth it. I live in Vegas and the heat will destroy rubber blades in 2 years. I've had the same Rainx wiper blades since 2016, they work fine still.
Coscto sells some Goodyear wipers that do fit. They come with several different fittings for different wiper arms designs. The trouble is the fitting that works with the R32's aero wipers is about half an inch taller than OEM and they look like poo. On the plus side they're only $8 per blade.
'15 Legacy. Manual says 17" blade on passenger side but so far every one I've tried misses part of windshield. It's the 4" in the center of the blade which is making me think the curvature isn't quite right. I'm using Rainx brand.
Got the same issue with mine. They never clicked with the large j hook. If you push them they easily came out. Bad design. One came off while my wife was driving. Very unsafe.
I had a decent experience with rainX wipers, but they got streaky very fast even if they didn’t fail completely too quickly. They just pissed me off for months until I changed them.
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