SilBlade 2222 Premium Wiper Blade Review

I gave 3 stars because it fell off in the car wash. So they snap there, the latches distributed the wipers with him. So I reattached them with some plastic zip ties and haven't had any problems since. The wipers are black so I use black plastic zip ties and you hardly notice them. The wipers work as they should except for one problem. And I used a neatly used tab when I went out to save a few bucks which could have been an issue I'm not sure.

As a SilBlade brand I assumed they were silicone, WRONG they are rubber and thought I could get a big discount on silicone blades. Shame on me. But I got my refund quickly and I spent the extra money on a set of TRUE SilBlade silicone wipes. I know there is a market for cheap rubber blades that replace them every year or less, but I want to know that after almost no rain you suddenly need windshield wipers and because you put rubber blades they stick and tear because they are not used and do…

Very pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to install - took about 5 minutes. In my car, the wipers are FWIW "bayonet" type, instructions are attached to them. I ordered another set of wipers from Revain and they didn't seem to fit and were difficult to try and install. The dealer eventually replaced them when I took my car for a recall because they said it was "unsafe". I basically squeezed them together so they stay in the wiper holder. A few weeks later I'm driving to a wedding on I-70 in…

I was looking for replacement wipers for my GLK 350. Genuine (OEM) Mercedes wiper blades usually cost at least $50, but they are absolutely gorgeous and last 10,000+ miles. However, when I found out they were made by Bosch, I started buying cheaper Bosch brand wipers. Having said that, I decided to take a chance and buy SilBlade wipers because I'm fed up with either (1) poor quality wipers (doesn't make a clean strip) or (2) wipers that don't last long (<1000 miles or start skipping shortly…

Edit June 2021: I will try Michelin now. What I've found with these Silblade blades is that they start to wobble and that's because the rubber portion of the blade starts to "deform" for lack of a better word. Otherwise the rubber is fine and not worn at all, but since the rubber is no longer at a 90 degree angle to the glass, it snags and dangles! Long time! And there is no need to bend the lever - the problem is in the rubber. Edit September 2018: I fell in love with these wipers. They don't…