I said that too

😂I'm not that rich

It was that easy?!?

Yeah!

Bruh

I have bought expensive new ones, brand mark, still the same "screaming" with the them! What to do?

@@jorunn62 softening the blade edge with sand paper could work.

@@jorunn62 Try wd40 on them. Or twist the arm

Well then we wouldnt have to buy new blades every 6 months

@@baconneggs2406 there are silicon wiper blades, which do last a lot longer, specially if you clean them regularly. But the problem with these is that they're expensive. Although, you will save a lot of money in wiper blades afterwards.

A few things to try if you are having poor wiping performance; Clean the wiper blade and windscreen with warm soapy water, followed by a clay bar for the windscreen and then wax and grease remover to remove any stubborn contaminants. If you have issues with wiper arm pressure, you can lubricate the wiper arm spring with wd40.

You need to raise the washer jets because at speed you will have no water on your screen

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What brand do you suggest?

Exactly. Have a problem? Throw money at it and hope it goes away

I did all of which you said in the first sentence. wipers still drag. what I have seen is the the rubber edge is folded when the wiper is resting, its not straight, like the tension is too much. I replaced the blades few months back but they starting skipping and became noisy within a month

Hi @@tejaspadhye Thanks for your reply. If your wiper arm is applying excessive pressure onto the wiper blades, see if you can find a wiper blade with a lower mounting point, some wipers have bulky attachments, these are good for older cars and can compensate for the lack in wiper arm pressure. If that doesn't work, you may need to replace the wiper arm.

@@UNIWIPER Okay. my car is 13 years old and the wiper arm is stuck on with rust. thanks for your reply

Gregory Dix You need more downforce. Bend the arm down at the midpoint.

@@SteelBuckeye May the force be with you.

ANCO are better then all of them and cheaper then all of them, Backed by mechanic shop owners

I have an old ford expedition and the rear wiper actually does that. As such, it has managed to work for far longer than it should. I think the mechanism to lift them up shouldn't be too complicated, probably a little "ramp" in which the arm slides off and on, and lifting it a few millimetres when in the off position.

I know this is an old comment 😊 what i do is just pull up the wipers when i'm park at home or some establishment parking that is exposed on direct sunlight

I agree if that is possible to do. I have found that you need to gently and in small increments try bending the whole arm using a padded adjustable wrench...pliers are hard to hold tight. Turn one way or the other as needed. Even though this works well I find I need it done again with a new pair. Now back in the old days, I would install a new blade on the drivers side and keep moving the old one to the passenger thus using one new blade at a time. But today many of the blades are different length for each side.

That has worked for me before also.

No matter which way I start twisting it seems the wrong direction...

Edward M Manns I don’t recommend twisting but the frame needs to be flat to glass as manufactured. To understand how the rubber blade should work, with your right hand wipe right to left with your palm and left to right with the back of your hand. Imagine your hand is a paint brush. The rubber edge should always trail across the glass like the end of a brush. When the rubber has lost its shape because it has been sitting too long against the glass it will squeak and shudder. Pulling the blade out and feeding from the opposite end of the frame will in a day or so put the rubber back to original shape eliminating the noise.

My new wipers still are noisy.

@@diannawashington9538 Because your windshield has so much residue or dirt or wax. you need Isopropanol 90% from Walmart to really clean the windshield from wax. YOu also need to good wipers. Bosch Icon, or something in the same class.

Same here 😥 donno what to do

sptrader DON’T buy on line because one day you won’t have any shops and your doing someone out of a job 🙄

I tried that on my Odyssey. Worked great on the passenger side, but chattered on the drivers side. I gave up after the third blade chattered. So I use a regular blade in the left and a PIAA on the right.

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thanks i will look into that.

Mine too ..... 😔

I tried the silicon blades. Worked great on the passenger side, but noisy on the drivers side. Regular blades on the drivers side worked fine for about six months.

You could use dealer wiper blades as they will be original fitment, as car manufacturers match the blades with the windscreen glass. More expensive but worth it for the silence. Where as auto shop wiper blades are a fit all compromise.

@@D0csavage1 just had my replaced and the new ones are macking this same exact noise..... I went to a bmw dealership....

@@user-so2rh9om6y I just bought a full set from the dealer for my car last week. Ultra quiet. It was a dealership parts shop person that advised me to fit OEM wipers years ago, he is the one that said the blades are matched to the windscreen by the car manufacturer.

Try wd40 instead

Well, doctors are nervous at surgery too. Perfect solution to ease stress.

You can buy wax and put it on windshield once in every 3 months. That surely works for squeaky wiper blades

Yes, the OEM ones work great for many years. The after market ones make noise and tear every year. They make them that way so you have to replace every year.

I've found Bosch to be among the worst and priciest.

regular life span on screen wipers its arround from 6monts up to year.

I spent $70 on Bosch windshield wiper blades and they were absolutely horrible waste of money

franko Yes...

No, try wd40

SuperSatan666devil- Windshields are too expensive.

.....soak the blades in that solution overnight before installation, and the rubber will never get hard. Same for belts as well. Be sure the windscreen is cleaned, you can use 0000 steel wool to do a great job. Silicon blades seem to be better quality.

@@patrickhenry948 I have 303 on the way to me, I was going to ask about the wipers, I got the 303 for my tires, Hopfully that stuff works I was also going to spray on my belts as the car is running to make sure it gets all of the belt area. Any feed back would be helpfull.

@@patrickhenry948 cheers for the tip, i never thought about soaking them, i do some times use the fine steel wool before i hit it with fall out remover, and clay.

@@bobgleaser7106 ...........303 is fantastic stuff, but it's expensive, (I bought 5L at over US$ 130 in Japan) but worth the price. My suggestion is to apply it with a paint brush rather than spray it, just be careful of the moving belts, but easy enough to do. I can already see my tyres with zero wear on them after months on bendy mountain roads. Normally I'd go through a set of front tyres in a year. Also try it on old leather boots, ......looks like new.

thanks i will try that tomorrow.

...or even Autoglym glass polish will sort the issue....

as long as they replace them with something better

@@UNIWIPER Something better like ...air?... unfortunately you'll realize blades are gone only after turn them on.

Merhaba , temizlemenin bir yolu var mı peki ?

That's why I'm here

Scotty Kilmer and ChrisFix

Careful! Even using 0000 steel wool on an 03 Toyota Highlander, we marred the window and had to have it replaced.

@@martymeyer4125 dont mees up with that. cheaper to buy new wipers

Only he didn't try all solutions. Twisting the arm can help and so can wd40. Surgical spirits or conifers certainly won't work

Will try.

stealer*

No, it's from the U.K. Not all countries in Europe drive on the left side for crying out loud.

Biggest problem is that the rubber takes a "set" in the down position and doesn't flop both ways. Then it wipes down but chatters on the up sweep. Blade manufacturers need to make a rubber compound that doesn't develop a "memory".

@@norman7179 yes , altering the angle perpendicular to the screen helps , a couple of degree's either before or after 90 degrees to the screen . SLIGHTLY twisting the torsion of the arms achieve this . this stops noise even with knackered blades . new blades will not cure a chatter but adjusting the perpendicular angle will always cure chatter but not smears , smears mean new blades.

Especially with rubber johnies

Heinzkitz Velvet wipers noise is not related to the wipers. It’s because of dirt on your glass. Get some ready mixed windshield wash fluid. The noise will go from the first squirt of it I’m sure

Clever, true and VERY FUNNY. thanks.

30 is cheap ~ the blades ( only come as part of an assembly) cost $105 AUD for my Mercedes.