🔋 Trico 16 J Exact Wiper Blade: Superior Performance for Optimum Visibility Review

perfectly match my SUV. I found it on Amazon through four major auto parts stores. Easy to turn on and off according to the included instructions. I will buy it again when it wears out

This brand new unit was installed out of the box and is missing a 3" strip on the rear window. it fails the basic "is it working correctly" test. not that my rear window has changed.

This is the real McCoy. Trico wipers are the best in the business and fit exactly like the OEM. Wipes off the rain easily and is very durable on my truck. About 7 € cheaper than in the parts trade.

I like that this blade easily fits into the existing rear wiper arm. Most other replacement parts also come with a lever which is just a waste of material and more difficult to install! Installing a blade literally takes 5 seconds and requires no tools.

Easy to fit - just watch the YouTube video How to Replace the Navigator Rear Wiper. For our navigator, all we had to do was support the wiper and fold the wiper inside out and it popped out. Installation was even easier: the glass was wiped clean and streak-free on the first try. Hope they last 6 months.

I thought wipers had wipers - period. But no, it's not. Those wipers suck! You miss half the windshield. I thought maybe give him some time, but no. They just slide "on" the windshield without wiping the water off! I would send them back if I wasn't too lazy to take them off! gizz! DO NOT BUY ! !

Bought for a 2018 Nissan Rogue and installation was easy taking less than a few minutes. He stood up. It cleared the window on the first test, so it looks like it's working fine. I'm taking an interstate trip in the next few days, so what happens if the weather doesn't get better. The price seemed reasonable but to be honest I've never bought this rear widow's leaf before so can't say 100%. I used Trico for the front screen so I'm pretty sure everything will be fine.

This was the perfect replacement blade for my 2013 Ford Expedition. I found a video on YouTube showing the whole process. You need to know how your wiper blade is attached so you don't break the wiper arm while trying to remove the old wiper blade. You're either pulling up the bottom or pushing down on the top, and if you get it wrong you'll break a vital piece and have to replace your entire arm. The hand turned away from the window just far enough to pull the blade out. As I tried to snap the

I've had good success with trico blades in the past but not with the rear blade for my tailgate. The place is perfect. I have never tried wiping the glass with frost/ice, only liquid water, but the rubber insert broke after a few months of riding several miles in the rain. To be honest I bought the blade about 2.5 years ago to have on hand as it was on sale and it was in a box in my closet at my house until I needed it earlier this year . So the one I had from Honda lasted more than 2 years…