🚗 ZOFFI 28-inch Pack of 4 Adjustable Framless Windshield Wiper Blade Refills - Universal Wiper Rubber Refill with Adjustable Size Review

If you're willing to put a little thought and a little work these rods are great stuff. Take your time and figure out how to disassemble and reassemble the blade.

Works as it should, reviews complain about not cleaning the windshield apparently due to other contaminants on the glass itself They are quick and easy to replace and will save you about US$50 -dollars compared to buying new windshield wipers.

I found them very easy to replace. I used to buy interchangeable earbuds but I like that they are only cut to length. The material differs in a positive way from conventional blades. It's softer or something, but it wicks water away from the windshield like no other.

The easiest way to install them, like I did on my Mazda Speed3, is to just skip the plastic caps and just rip off the single rubber cleaning element, sometimes half as much when you replace it, but then PULL the bottom out. Then simply cut the appropriate length to fit your old strip, insert it straight in from the bottom, and then slide it back about half an inch to secure it so it doesn't come out. If you take the scissors with you in the car, you can replace each insert in less than a…

You don't have to spend $40-50 at the auto parts store for new wiper arms if only the rubber blade falls apart. I used it to replace the rubber insert on the Bosch wiper arms on two cars. Both fit great and work great! I saved $90 on two cars they used. Bought a few more pairs to keep for future use. The rubber looks like pretty cheap quality rubber so I'm not sure they'll last more than a few seasons but then again the basic Bosch wiper arm kits you spend over $40 on at the auto parts store…

I used to be able to buy these things at NAPA or other dealerships but not anymore. I am so glad I found them online as it is a waste of materials and money to throw away the perfect metal wiper frames when only the brushes need replacing. these installed. It was hard to slip into dry so I used dish soap as a lube and installation was a lot easier. I left the ends too long by about an inch or so because I didn't know how much they would shrink or stretch after inserting the blades into the…

They were very easy to replace on my frame. I have traditional Piaa frames. I just removed the wipers from the car, pulled out the old ones, removed the metal spacers (Important! You must reuse the metal spacers your wipers already have, they fit your frames and will help you determine the correct length). Attached the spacers to the newly purchased blade, trimmed, taped on one side to keep it from falling out, inserted the blade with spacers, snapped the final tab into the notches that should…