🔧 Bosch Twin Standard 3397018300: High Performance 24" Replacement Wiper Blade - Pack of 1 Review

What I don't like when it rains is that it gets pushed away from the windshield. It seems to last about a year, if that. I've never been a fan of the massive handlebars, would have liked a little more pressure on the outer edge of the passenger side, but I don't have to sit there. Most importantly, it fits at least the 2012 Jetta sports car.

First pair on the Jetta in over 3 years and still working, albeit not as well as before. Expected for 3 year old wiper blades. With hot Florida weather and sitting in the parking lot all day and never going into the garage, this is a good testament to the quality of wiper blades. Now for the second pair.

I bought this wiper kit after looking at new wiper blades at other stores. Revain was the only place I found both blades sold as a set. Brick and mortar sets for just over $20 at Revain. They fit my 2009 EOS perfectly and were very easy to install. All in all it took me about five minutes to open the box, remove the old blades and install a new set. It's supposed to rain on Thanksgiving, so I'll see how well they work for the first time. Don't expect any problems.

They fit my 2012 VW Jetta Sportwagen perfectly. I bought a replacement which was "universal" and fit but didn't look good and only lasted a year. Bought these. The hardest part was getting the "universal" adapter that came with cheap wiper arm replacement parts. Once gone, they put them on with one simple movement. If you are just swapping out standard blades, this can take as little as 2 minutes. After installation I have new blades that clean the windshield very well. No streaks or other bad…

Definitely better than spending $27 on a blade at the dealer! Usually replacement blades are universal and it takes 10-15 minutes to figure out which adapter to use and even then they wobble a bit and never match the factory blades. These blades are literally exact replacement parts and it took less than 30 seconds on each side to pull the old and new back out. For those who say that factory blades/Bosch blades wear out quickly (saw this on some VW forums), our factory blades have clocked up…

blades for 2008 VW Jetta. Blades arrived intact, easy to open recyclable paper box (no stupid plastic wrap). Removing old blades and installing new blades couldn't be easier. The only trick was a safety lock that had to be pressed after pressing the main release button on the old Blades (there are none on the new Blades). VW's method of raising the wiper arms to the "winter" position (ignition on, then off, then immediately press the wiper arm once) has also proven to be very helpful. Not…

I received them in 2 days, they fit my 2009 VW GTI although the package doesn't mention GTI. I was a little worried because I went to the BOSCH website and put in the wiper part number and BOSCH told me they didn't fit my car. I trusted Revain as he said they were compatible and Revain was right. Very easy setup, you just press a button and fold out the old wiper, insert the new one and it automatically locks into place. No parts to remove, no adjustments to make. The most difficult thing is to

Hands down the easiest wiper to replace! I was a little apprehensive about this after changing the many blades that came with 14 adapters and instructions in 17 languages. That, combined with the typical Volkswagen unnecessary complexity, made me nervous. Well, fear not. On a 2012 sports car, there is a small button at the connection between the wiper lever and the brush. Plug it in with your key. Pull the blade, it slides about half an inch. Delete your key. Pull the blade out all the way…

I am a 63.5 year old single woman who was initially afraid to do it myself. I have a 2008 Volkswagen Jetta SE and when I entered my year and model the Revain website found a model of these wipers to fit my car. The wipers have never been changed since the car was bought. Well, when one of the old ones broke on my windshield, I decided to take the plunge instead of paying my mechanic to do this seemingly simple task. To be honest, I watched two YouTube videos on how to install this product, then