Wiper blades rainx or Trico

get some trico wiper blades, by far the best blades I’ve ever had, smooth as butter and last so long, completely clearing rain off windshield

I like the Rainx Silicone Advantage or their rugged brand. I have had the silicone ones for almost 3 years now and live in Phoenix, AZ. No issues with them at all.

I decided to try the Rain-X silicone wipers about two years ago on my ‘00 Cavalier that sits outside. Have not had to replace the wipers yet. As long as they are clean they don’t streak.

Instead of rubber wipers, try the silicone wipers. They are quieter and last longer (at least for me).

I purchased a set of RainX wipers. 24" and 16" blades. (2022 EUV). Perfect easy fit.

Went to replace the wiper blades on my 2023 for the first time. O’Reilly’s computer says 26” for the front blades, with 25” on a few models of blade. After fitting one 26” Trico Force, I realized how much shorter it was than the wiper arc on my dirty windshield. The OEM blades are more like 27”-27.5”. The 28” Trico Force is a much better fit, extending a bit further than the OEM blades, but still entirely on the glass.

I ended up putting these RainX on my 20'. They do snap in... they just look stupid AF with so much clip being unused.

In my experience Bosch and Trico blades seem to have the best, being in parts sale I don't see those come back until the wiper is shredded but I've seen a lot of RainX come back because of quality issues

Tried the Rain-X wiper blades once, but the coating just attracts dirt and clogs up the blade in my experience.

Just got new RainX Latitude Wipers and it never makes enough contact with the upper half of the windshield.