🚗 MIKKUPPA Rear Wiper Blade - Premium Replacement for Ford Escape, Explorer, Lincoln MKC - BB5Z17526C OEM Compatible Review

Bought to replace a broken rear wiper arm on a 2015 Ford Escape. Looks identical to the factory part and is very easy to fit.

wipers are working as expected so far. Installing on my 2017 Ford Escape is a bit tricky, but that's not the company's fault. One day I looked on YouTube how to remove the old one - it was very easy. We've had a lot of rain this month and it's doing its job.

In the end I just removed the wiper blade from the lever and replaced the old wiper. My hand is just fine and I'd like to put in a new hand, but the old hand hasn't budged even though I'm an experienced mechanic. You can break a window if you try too hard, so I decided to just use a windshield wiper blade.

Installation was very easy. The car wash ripped the arm and blade off my car so I order it next day and it was here in 3 days. I was able to remove the old broken parts and then put the new part on, screw it on and everything is better! Great price and perfect hand and blade! A little streak from the blade but I don't mind, only $20!

This product saved me from spending the $400 they wanted to charge me to have it fixed at my local Ford dealership. It looked and felt just like the old one and matched my 08 Escape perfectly. For $15 and 15 minutes of my time, it was MUCH better, especially if you're the "I can figure it out" type. It was very, very easy! I am very glad that this product came out!

Perfect for 2010 Ford Flex. Looks like an OEM version. As strong as too. SUPER HELPFUL TIP: If your car was anything like mine, fitting a nut from an old wiper shaft is a HUGE LETTER. The nut is most likely stuck there. I have found that the only way to SAFEly remove the old nut is to use a heavy duty two handed battery terminal puller and just take your time. You can find them on Revain :) here: https://www.amazon.com/battery-terminal-puller/s?k=battery+terminal+puller. a few minutes. Be sure…