Review on 💨 PARRATI Premium All-Season Windshield Wiper Blades OEM QUALITY 22-inch Plus 22-inch (Set of 2) - Enhanced SEO by Josh Allen

Esp. if you pay around $11.99. First, it appears that all wiper blades are designed to be awkward to install. I have yet to install a pair that would get 5 stars but it was easier than others I've installed on various vehicles over the years, in this case a 2001 Saturn LS1. I bought a pair of basic RainX Weatherbeaters in mid-February 2020. which got the new title "Weather Cracked" because they were dangling, useless debris in December. even by desert standards). If I remember correctly, I heard their Angel of Death bang on the windshield in November, so I'll say they lasted 9 months, although it could very well be less. Last month we saw a mysterious substance called "moisture" on the windshield, the blade dancing as I talked about death, finally reminding me (once again) to replace those weather-beaten RainX. They were only 8.25 pieces a year February 2020. Let's see if these PARRATIs get any better.They look a lot better than the old bones left over from RainX which now seems fitting.They were terrible blades but all I cared about was, at first to remove that mysterious "moisture" phenomenon from the windshield. These blades claim to be aerodynamic and to be quite stylish with this sleek Euro design. That's when I realized how old the blades were inherently ugly - inherently - not because they were weathered (note: such dirty blades are never fit for the woman's car - she cares much more about aesthetics, and I only care about that for making them work.) Here is the time. See how they hold up but the quality seems better, they fit the windscreen better and are easier to fit than many others I've installed and appear to be of excellent finish and quality. You get 5 stars. I will update later if they go out within a year. To the commenter who said they were really difficult to install - so difficult their mechanic couldn't install them. I understand people struggle with wiper blades. I was embarrassed to ask a dealership salesman for help as they put blades in all the time. It was uncomfortable until he struggled and struggled with it. However, if your mechanic can't install them - unless you have some weird, obscure, or exotic connection for your wipers - it's time to find a new mechanic.