Wipe Away Windshield Wiper Blade - Silicone Windshield Wiper Blade - 22" (Pack of 1)

I purchased these thinking that most silicon wipers would be pretty much equal. Well I was wrong. I put these wipers on a 2012 Toyota Sequoia after cleaning the windshield twice to a highly detailed level. On our road trip it rained the whole way. I thought I would be good with these new wipers but I wish I had checked them before the trip. They streaked the water and left patches that did not wipe cleanly. I don't think they have enough even down pressure spread across the blade.. I noticed that they flexed more than average in the wind when driving at 70 MPH. It was almost as hard to drive with the wipers on than with them off.I thought I had purchased the same brand as I did for my truck which I now looked at my order history and found that it was a Piaa Silicon Wiper. If I remember correctly they didn't have the right size I needed in stock and that is why I got these Wipe Aways. The Piaa work great. They even come with a windshield prepping pad that you apply to a clean windshield prior to installing the wiper. They are the best wipers I have ever used. Clean smooth wiping, no chatter, silky smooth action.That is what I though these wipers would be like. Unfortunately they aren't. They didn't come with a silicon prepping pad. Now that I have used them I realize they are a cheaply made wiper. I would stick to something else. I am ordering a new pair of wipers right now. That is why I posted this review. I waited too long after purchase to return these, otherwise I would. 2 stars at best.** Update - Just figured out that the Piaa wipers say they don't fit the Sequoia even though they have a 22" and 26" version. I am going to order them anyways because I think they will actually fit and that it must be some kind of error on the vehicle parts software.

"Hey Amazon! find me a wiper blade for my Jeep! Thanks! I'll take one!" (a few days later) "Crap".It looks like a nice enough wiper blade. It came with 9 adapters, which is certainly more than I had hoped for. There is something about windshield wiper blades that causes normally very handy people to foget how the heck they go on and we all are out there, usually in miserable weather, swearing at the damm things and looking like fools because we can't complete a simple task. The last thing you want to have happen when you take on a windshield wiper project is to see 9 adapters fall out of the box. I was near tears as they tumbled one after the other onto the hood. Sadly none of them are remotely close to fitting the rear wiper arm on my 1990 Jeep Cherokee. I puzzled over the install instructions for a while and then drove to the parts store, asked them the same thing I asked Amazon, and then went outside and put it on. There weren't any adapters required.As for this one, I guess I'll give it a one star review because it did not fit and even if I did find an adapter that worked, it is not a convenient way to change a wiper blade. I have rebuilt the engine in that Jeep twice and normally do not shy away from car tasks, but there is no reason to torture yourself when you can get one down at the parts store that does not require an Advanced Degree in Adapter Technology. It is not worth the $13 to go through the whole painful return process I guess, so the online retailer won this time. You take a risk when you shop online and this is an example of why it is risky.

I was told about these wiper blades from a YouTube video and they seem to be pretty decent they felt good to the touch they’re really quiet they’re really good but unfortunately they just went out on me up about this January and I bought them about a year and a half ago so for the timeline they lasted pretty decent they come with multiple adapters which is good but unfortunately in the desert heat and dryness to Chyna just go away we’re out a little quicker and yes I did maintain them clean them off restore some rubber here in there but in the end when you have the Southwest heat that gets over 100° in the summer it cut some pretty quick. I would recommend it but just be prepared to still have to replace them I got a year and a half out of them you might get more or less it just depends on where you live and how will you take care of your wipers

They work fairly well. In colder wet weather they seem to smear the water as much as wipe it all away - maybe they are getting stiff? Also, when lifting the wiper arms to clean under them at gas pumps sometimes it will fall off. I'm concerned about its potential to fall off the wiper arm while wiping. I would hate for this thing to either cause an accident or scratch my windshield. So far it has stayed on the arm just fine four months.I've used the pricier PIAA wiper blades before and I was thoroughly impressed by those. I hoped these would be a cheaper alternative, but they aren't as competitive as I'd hoped. I'll probably replace these with PIAAs after I get a year or two of use out of them.

These blades are a perfect example of the old saying "you get what you pay for" and worse. Neither wiper makes full contact with the windshield and of course the place they don't contact happens to be directly in your eye line making it nearly impossible to see the road ahead. Do yourself a favor, don't waste your money on these wipers.THE ABOVE COMMENTS WERE THE REASON FOR MY POOR REVIEW, I AM NOW GIVING THEM A HIGHER RATING BECAUSE EVEN THOUGH SO MUCH TIME HAS PASSED SINCE MY PURCHASE, RECENTLY A CUSTOMER HAPPINESS REP CONTACTED ME AND ACTUALLY REFUNDED MY PURCHASE PRICE. I WAS MORE SHOCKED THAT WIPE AWAY CONTACTED ME AND WHEN I ASKED FOR A REFUND THEY PROCESSED IT PROMPTLY.CUSTOMER CARE LIKE THIS MAKES THIS COMPANY WORTHY OF A GOOD REVIEW.

I wish I could say I liked it. I did for the first 30 seconds. It has superior wiper coverage and is quiet. And then it blew apart and flew off of the window while I was driving on the freeway. Hard to give it a positive review under the circumstances. I returned what was left (the attachment bracket) for a refund and I am trying a second one. Maybe that first one was a fluke. I will revise my review if the second wiper is reliable. I have been using the replacement blade for three months now without any problems. Customer support was excellent and I am confident that the problem I had with the first blade was a fluke.