Genuine Toyota Parts 85242-42030 Blade - 🔧 Rear Wiper: Quality Replacement for Your Toyota Vehicle Review

I installed this on my 2011 RAV4. It is identical to the blade he replaced. 30 seconds setup time. The rubber is soft. The blade applies full pressure to the window with no weak points.

Perfect OEM replacement for 2011 Toyota Rav 4. Watch a rear wiper replacement video online. There is a small cover that needs to be lifted to replace the wiper blade.

This is the second time I have bought not only from the same seller but also the same item. I am very happy with my purchase. AGAIN! I'm not sure what "transparency" means in relation to "wiper". Based on his overall performance, I would give him full marks.

Fit well, but difficult to install, difficult to pull out the old ones! Check out YouTube to find out how! I think the blades are a bit more expensive than just refilling the wiper blades. I traded my other 2002 Camry to Toyota for about $4 per OEM, but that was a few years ago.

Nothing to say; It is actually a Toyota part, in a plastic bag with a Toyota part number. It is identical to the original Lexus rear wiper that replaced it. The brush comes with an OEM rubber insert already installed. You can just buy a rubber insert and reuse the original blade, but the cost difference between a rubber insert and an insert blade is pretty small.

Perfect fit and surprisingly easy to change. I rode on an old blade for several years that barely worked just because I didn't know how to take it off and didn't know where to buy a new one until I checked Revain. The new blade works great! If you don't know how to replace it, there are only 2 steps and there are some great YouTube videos showing how easy it is to find.

This is the exact same blade as my Toyota OEM blade so appears to be genuine. Replacing the blade is easy, but it's not immediately clear how to do it. I have a 2012 Highlander and had to remove the small plastic plug at the base of the arm before pulling the blade out the window. The cap prevents you from pulling it out far enough to remove the blade. Once it's away from the window, simply tilt the blade until it comes out.