🚘 AUTOBOO High-Quality Replacement Wiper Blades for Jeep Wrangler 2007-2017 - 15-inch Front Windshield Wiper Blades (Set of 2) Review

Perfect for the Jeep Wrangler JK. The frame is made of steel. The blade leaves a very clean trail. Lies firmly in the hand. Came with a plastic cover on the blade to protect it from damage in transit, first time I've seen this. The quality is equal or better than the replaced brand. I will replace these again. Excellent value for money and quality.

Nothing fancy but these wipers are perfect for my 2010 Wrangler. There is no complicated adapter that connects to another adapter, just a simple clip that fits perfectly into the wiper arm. These are regular wipers, not gold plated super wipers that cost $$$ each...just wipers that snap in 10 seconds or less. I will set up autoshipping every 12 months and never look back.

Husband bought these blades for his jeep. He quickly completed the installation in the dark one morning before work. He said that he wrote a not-so-comfortable review in his head all the way to work because the blades were terrible and didn't work. On the way home from work, he turned on the wipers to make sure he didn't remove the protective covers from the brushes. Operator errors are very common. Now he loves those blades.

only installed these for a few rides in the rain. The wipers work the same as my OEM when they were new. These sheets don't squeak and lie flat on the windshield. When I just installed them and ran them they left tiny streaks on the glass, but after riding in the rain they disappeared. I assume it was some kind of rubber treatment at the factory. I will update this review in a few months if there is more to add... So far I am happy with this purchase. I also made an installation video and…

This is a prime example of "you get what you pay for". These aren't the super cool wipers of the past two years, but they at least wipe the water off my windshield. I live in Colorado and installed them just before winter and they worked for a couple of weeks. But once we hit hard frosts, they picked up a lot of ice and damaged the rubber, resulting in uneven rubbing and jumping. Although I've only had them for a few weeks - if you live in an area where it rains most of the year you'll be fine.