Must be nice to have MONEY available to spend on stuff like PIAA wiper blades.

 

yar, I need tires first. The front RS-A's are bald. BALD, Jerry!!

 

Heh I work at Canadian Tire and Ive been wanting to get those too. They sell out as soon as we get'em though.

 

*scratches head while reading this statement then reading mod list in signature*

 

*concurs*

 

Good wiper blades=Good vision=might one day save you from an accident;
same can't be said for under dash light system!

 

I've used these and definitely noticed a difference. They're a good product and are reasonably priced. I find them superior to the cheap-o replacement ones for slightly more $.

 

This would help:

http://www.boschusa.com/AutoParts/Wi...icroEdgeExcel/

45 sec is a long time!

 

That was funny.

 

Wow.. that's one h3ll of an infomercial... I think i'll stick with RainX and my stock blades until they crap out. I need to worry about winter tires first...

 

anybody ever have this problem. My blades are leaving this almost greasy film on the windshield on my outback and the greasy film creates a glare from oncoming traffic. So basically even if its only drizzling I cant see anything and driving gets really dangerous.

I used to think it was just the old wiper blades, so when I had a new windshield put in they also threw in some new wiper blades. And it still does it.....
I've never had this problem before but its really bad to be on the highway and not be able to see because of this glare.

Any ideas or suggestions? The wipers are brand new but I have no idea what brand they are.

 

get new blades, that's a start

 

Dump some washer fluid on a cloth and give the rubber blades a good scrubbing. If you get black crap on the cloth, it's working.

 

"Heh I work at Canadian Tire and Ive been wanting to get those too. They sell out as soon as we get'em though."

Hey man,

Are you talking about those "Reflex" brand wiper blades. Those things look so damn cool. They have no joints whatsoever , they just have a adjustable hinge in the middle, you adjust the tension and it curves the blade exactly how you need it. I'm definitely getting those soon. Surprisingly they aren't even that expensive. I think they were only like 18 bucks canadian! That's like 2 american!!!! lol
Although they are probably the only thing I would buy from canadian tire for my car other than oils and stuff! They have some lame attempts at mods for cars there. It's quite funny.
Anyway yeah , thanks for reading my post ,

Damien (Altus)