Review on Mazda Windshield Wiper Blades Aftermarket by Kanwar Mix

Mazda designed the rear wiper blade in such a way that it was necessary to remove the arm containing the wiper blade in order to replace it as it was not possible to lift the arm high enough to remove it without it. When I replaced the whole block I found that the replacement lever could be raised high enough to replace the blade and then I looked at the original block and found that everything was the same except for the original design of the Lever cover where The plastic piece didn't let the lever go up more than an inch, which probably resulted in one of them taking the car to the dealer to have it replaced at a higher price. I bought the whole block, brush and arm first, mainly because after a while the spring doesn't apply the pressure it had when new, but I'm glad I did even more since that Replacing the wiper blade just got a lot easier.