🔧 OEM Rear Wiper Arm Blade Set Replacement for Sienna 2004-2010, Mazda CX7 CX9 2007-2015 - Long-lasting and High-Quality Review

Perfect for 2005 Sienna. Does what it should. The build seems a little cheap, but it's not an OEM part, so that's no surprise. To be honest the OEM part seemed cheap too so think about it.

Our '04 Sienna rear wiper broke a year ago. It was a great replacement for $20! One thing, however, was the removal of the old arm. Difficult! I bought a Revain wiper arm puller for $12. Went like clockwork.

We accidentally broke the wiper blade on the van when trying to replace the wiper blade and it's a great replacement and the price is a lot better than $80 for a Toyota blade! Very easy to assemble, in the future I will take a wiper arm puller to remove the old one, removing the old one was a chore.

I needed a 10mm nut to attach the arm to the rear window of my 2010 Sienna. I knew this set didn't have it so I had to take it somewhere else. I think many could save time if the seller included one. The rest of the installation is easy, all parts are present and work as advertised.

I bought a used 2009 Toyota Sienna that was missing the rear wiper arm. Of course, this meant my rear window was constantly obscured by dirt, grime, etc. I wanted to be able to see from behind and not just use the side mirrors so I bought this. Now I had to look for a nut to hold onto as I didn't have the original nut either. The instructions are definitely written by someone who doesn't speak English, but where they're a bit unclear the pictures help. It's been on my car for a few weeks and my