🌧️ Rain-X 820149 WeatherBeater Wiper Blade 22" - 2 Pack: Ultimate Rain Protection for Clear Windshields Review

I'm pretty sure this is a great product as I've bought 2 other sizes from the same brand. However, my ignorant self learned the hard way that they are not made for backcountry widows. This is the only reason for missing a star. It's actually my fault for not doing my research first.

I bought this blade and installed it on the driver's side. Then I placed the Bosch symbol on the right. As always, I wanted the best. I've read a lot of articles claiming that Bosch and Raines are both good, so I bought both. Rain x had 3 unique stats. He worked worse and worse and with stripes. It's not the Bosch badge. Rain x assembly rusted. It's not the Bosch badge. The rain fell apart. This was after only 1 year and maybe 5000 miles in an Ohio winter. I will not buy this wiper brand again.

You had about 2 weeks. (This applies to both 19" and 24" wipers) We've had a couple of days of heavy rain and they work well. A quick note for you, if you have large J-hook wiper arms you will need to use the attachment included in the kit. with spatula. It took me a while to figure that out when I installed them. Make sure the hooks snap into place as you retract the blades. I didn't hear a click the first time, and when I checked, one of the wipers flew across the street. It was nice to see…

Before these Rain X's I spent a lot of money and bought Bosch Icon wipers which were fantastic and lasted 3 years. Eventually the time came when I needed to replace them and I figured to save some money and bought the Rain X. They were fine at first but they didn't squeak or clean the windshield like the Bosch ones. Okay, I didn't expect them to do this well for the price, but in just a few months they will. Oh God! Such a disappointment! These blades didn't last. They smeared and left a film…

These Rain-X wipers are great! We use them on our Toyota Sienna and they effectively remove rain, snow and road dirt. The blades remain flexible in heat, cold and cold and work perfectly for cleaning windows. These Rain-x wipers are also pretty good in terms of durability, lasting longer than economical brushes. They rarely squeak or squeak (perhaps occasionally on the first few passes, but that's not uncommon for any knife) and they're very easy to install and remove on almost any passenger…

Rain-X recently did a major TV commercial for their wipers which I have used before. My 2014 Ford F-150 has dual 22" wiper blades and the installation took less than 5 minutes without the use of adapters. Make sure you measure both blades on your vehicle as sometimes they are different lengths. Now I've read a few reviews that say these blades don't hold up well, but there are a lot of weather factors at play here. If your car is parked outside in the sun or in the frost, this is a very…

It's very hot and dry out here in the high desert and the rubber on my wipers doesn't last long...even with expensive brushes, so I've stopped overpaying just to see them dry . They're about $15 a pair and they fit my '99 Expedition and I also put the same brand on my '90 Chevy pickup and when they start to go bad I won't shed a tear because it paid off. These are budget wipers and if you are a fan of wipers you will be disappointed. I only expect a window cleaning from time to time because it…

These sheets were no more than 8 months old when I washed my windshield and my wife's glass thoroughly, sprayed on the windshield and turned on the wipers just to see them knock and jump through a creaking clear window. I would guess they had failed at about 6 months a few months ago but the woman doesn't care too much about such things until it gets so bad that it can't be ignored. Yes, we live in the brutally high Sonoran Desert with its scorching sun and mild monsoons this year which…