Review on Trico 28 Inch Ceramic Coated Silicone Windshield Wiper Blade - Ultimate All-Weather Performance And Longevity by Matthew Oumer

These were easy to install on my Honda. To be honest I think all wiper blades are pretty easy to install. And these were the same. There were adaptors for a variety of manufacturers and I'm sure these are pretty simple to install on most cars.They performed great in removing rain, sealed up nicely to the window but moved freely. They have a little bit more going on with the blade, some silicone, and perform very well.The construction quality is superior. There's some kind of UV protection on the plastic, the swivel part is tough, it's pretty heavy duty, and they designed it for airflow, so it appears basically OEM. It's much nicer than many wipers. I also think it's going to last a lot longer, which is important as I often have my wipers sitting on a windshield for months between use, and these will hold up very well while others would crumble away under the sun.If you're garage kept or replace wipers a lot, these are probably too much. If you're in Texas or you leave your car in the sun quite a lot, I'm confident these will last much longer, and when the rain comes you'll be less likely to be surprised.They aren't that much more expensive, and are high quality and have some unique protection for longevity, so they seem like a great value.