There are only a couple brands that have the special snap connector that the newer Mazdas need. The Trico Exact Fit 24-17B (driver) and 18-17B (passenger) work great.
I had to get rain x like the best from auto zone then put them on with no attachments at all just slid them in and clipped it worked perfect
Trico Force is the only blade Ill use now. It is the only wiper blade Ive had on this car that didnt make me want to pull over, rip them off, and throw them in the ditch
The solid flexible ones like Bosch & Rain X work better and there's no risk of that.
RainX 2 in 1 for me. A bit bulky but damn do they work like a charm and last
I got Rain-X, but they have been great, its been almost 2 years now too. I can't imagine paying much more than what the Rain-X were already being necessary really, unless maybe you are in chronically icy/snowy area.
About a year ago, I finally found good blades for my Outback. Rain-X Arch. No streaks, they don’t skip across the windshield, and they aren’t that pricey.
I tried the Trico Flex and they work great for the Model 3. 26 for the driver side and 19 for the passenger side. Installation was easy and no modifications were required.
I tried RainX once and immediately returned them because I couldn't stand how much the connector clips stuck up past the lower windshield line.
Rain-x quality has gone right down the shitter. The blade will work but only when it’s there....
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