🔧 PARRATI Factory Rear Wiper Arm Set Replacement - Cadillac Escalade, GMC Yukon, Chevy Tahoe Suburban (2007-2013) - OEM 15277756 25820122 Review

I like that it comes with a bronze bushing instead of the factory aluminum bushing. If this one breaks I don't have to worry about it being welded to the steel shaft. It sucks having the burner so close to the plastic and glass parts. I smeared it with anti-seize just to be sure.

This wiper and arm are a perfect match. The OEM handle is no longer held in place when the old blade is removed. If your blade hasn't been changed in years, you might want to order one as your hand will likely fail as well. This design was cheaper than buying a Bosch blade from an auto parts store. So you might as well buy one that has a lever and a blade.

Seemed to work - we're in Arizona so not much of a chance to try it out in the rain. Basically, the only thing that needed replacing was the old one, which dangled like a dog with its tail between its legs. Despite anticipating a hard removal (the old one was original, so he was 11 years old), he immediately retired and became an easy replacement. I sympathize with you road salt snowbirds who need a squeegee! Can't confirm if it actually gets deleted or not. The rest of the truck will probably…

My original rear wiper for my 2007 Tahoe broke so I was looking for a replacement. I chose this one because it also came with a wiper blade so I didn't have to look for it either. Removing the old part seemed problematic as the original broke at the mounting screw and when I removed it the original fell off. The original metal retaining ring that presses against the shaft was aluminum, which corroded the shaft and made it impossible to remove. I tried a puller which didn't move it, ended up…

It has been less than 12 hours since I received this item. I am writing another urgent review. I have two Tahoes, 2012 and 2013. I purchased this item from a different seller when the one I had in 2012 broke. The other just doesn't clean like it should. I bought THIS BRAND, PARRATI, for my 2013. The first ice storm this year broke my factory wipers. However, PARRATI was SUPER easy to install. Removing the old one was a problem. Watch the YouTube video to find out how. I wish I had recorded my…

Works great! The washer fluid nozzle has been clogged since I bought my Yukon and decided to go to Revain to find a replacement and to my delight and surprise I was able to get a lever with a new hose and nozzle for a whopping $11 and get the option to add a wiper. $3 blade (because where else can you find one that cheap?!?!) Unscrew the old arm, shake it back and forth to loosen it from the engine (didn't need a wiper arm puller or any special tools or tools in this one (Aligned except for…

Edit 7/14/2018 So today I wanted to change the wiper blade hoping to solve the problem of it only touching half of the wiper. When I raised my hand, the blade fell off. Upon inspection, I noticed that the clips holding the blade to the hilt were broken. Now I have five children and one of them could break it. But while looking for a replacement, I read reviews that due to the weakness of the spring in the arm, the blade couldn't compress into a slight bend in the rear window of my 2008 gmc…