robsjeep9

I've tried so many blades many mentioned above and they all suck lol (I'm in Canada) my jeep buddy mechanic said go back to the cheap steel ones and replace every six months or so. I listened and they work better and I'm not any poorer switching $7 blades every 6 mo's then replacing $30-$40 blades every 8 mo's to a year. Our Canadian dollar sucks $$$$$$$

renzo1200

aka people who live in Canada are hopeless ;-) nothing will hold up to your winters.

k0260

Posts were deleted, let's please exercise some civility and try to stay on topic. Thanks

shabbernigdo

ive used the same bosh icons for about 2 years now. just wax the blades every now and then to keep them, from drying out / cracking and replace them when the blade lays over and starts to smear the water instead of wipe it away. ive used bosch / trico / rainx / anco anda few others they all seem to work about the same some just look a little better then the others imo.

Christys73

Thank you everyone for your help. I will look into everything you all have suggested! Happy Thanksgiving!!

Mark Doiron

Check fuse M30. Blue, 15 amp. It is for the rear wiper module and "power folding windows". Hey, that's straight out of my '07 owner's manual!

Smudgeontheglass

I'm still on my factory 2012 set of wipers, they've lasted quite a while and have recently started to streak. I've read previously that the convex silicone wiper blades don't work as well on our flat windshield and will likely get a metal hinged set to replace.

I purchased a set of Rugged Ridge floor mats for my 2 door, they were the only ones I could find a good review for fitment with the rear seat mats and the cargo mat with the rear seat in. They have flexed a bit on me but so far they're deep and hold water well.