ASLAM Refills Conventional Windshield Wipers Review

Although these NR19 nozzles are designed for framed wiper arms, they are too flexible to provide an even wipe down the full length of the wiper blade.

- If you are mechanically inclined and have the two metal wedges from the original wiper this is an easy wiper blade replacement. A small flathead screwdriver will help pry the old blade out of the lever. - It's cheaper than a whole blade unit and includes two spare blades. - At first I was worried it might be noisy (like previous Michelin wipers) but it isn't. (The star is subtracted as it does not contain metal wedges)

I was originally looking for genuine Toyota OEM replacement wiper blades for a 16" rear wiper. From the looks of it, the entire Toyota wiper was offered for just $19. So I took some quick measurements of stock marked side profiles and aftermarket gas station performance, read carefully about ASLAM and gave it a try. I specifically ordered 18" knowing I would probably cut the ASLAM wiper section to match the OEM and was glad I did. The metal side rails fit well. The C channel fitted the grooves…

These are just rubber parts so I had to reuse the metal strips from the old blade. It took a few minutes to figure it out, but it was worth it. Comes in a nice cardboard box instead of plastic packaging. I have used the dressing on a Michelin all weather wood and it is very close to the original rubber insert. Remove the old wiper blade assembly from the car wiper arm and work on the kitchen counter where you can see everything clearly and manipulate it more easily without damaging the metal…

We have a 2014 Subaru Forester with original front wiper blades. Subaru no longer sells rubber pieces, only replacement blades. The new devices are made entirely of plastic and look cheap, but they are expensive. I didn't want to throw away the good part so I looked for refill packs. I saved $40 compared to buying Subaru parts! 8mm wide x 26" long rubber tips fits 2014 Forester with ORIGINAL wiper blades. If you have completely replaced the original blades with plastic blades, these may not…

I usually buy replacement wiper blades from my local auto parts store (LAPS). This time I had to check out because the regular ad only showed the wiper blades. The clerk said he only had the drivers side for my car but then he couldn't find it in the back. He offered to order them for me; Instead, I decided to try Revain. I received them the next day. It's just rubber; You will need to reuse the steel stiffeners (called studs in my Subaru manual). The factory lugs were thicker than the lugs…