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1 minute ago, kpkot said:

Best truck wiper blades. Dont mind spending the money if they are quality and durable.  Any first hand suggestions? 

Kevin, I just had to buy a pair for my truck last Friday.  I stopped at Advance Auto right away as the blade started to de-laminate (for lack of a better term) and the guy behind the counter said the expensive ones weren't worth it.......the ones I got were $37 out the door for the pair.  Not the cheapest but not the most expensive, FWIW.

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Just now, Jeremy K said:

I've been a fan of the bosch ICON , i really like the "beam" style blades . Some other companies have a beam style blades as well. I try to never buy a trico product.

Ouch. We posted at the same time. Why no likey the Trico's?

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8 hours ago, goosifer said:

Ouch. We posted at the same time. Why no likey the Trico's?

Because i work with a number of people that Trico stuck it up their behinds in this area. The stories ive heard of how many people got screwed over by that company . 

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dont spend a bunch on wiper blades - better off replacing them every 6 months from summer to winter.  No matter how much you spend on wipers they will get dirty and torn up in the winter - dont expect your wipers to last a year no matter if they are cheap or expensive - go mid price and replace every 6 months or every other oil change.  

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seems like i don't buy them very often at all. Rain-X is what i usually end up getting i think. maybe the beam style it's definitely not up their with the higher end ones cost wise. I use the rain-x washer fluid when i can find it on sale when a place is over stocked. every now and then i wipe them off to clean them and don't turn them on with a iced or heavily frosted up windshield. seem to last a long time and work just fine. don't jump skip across the windshield but still gets it all.

why someone would buy simple stuff like this at a dealership and when they say it's bad, only to get wallet raped is beyond me. most places auto stores that are cheaper typical install the stuff for free if you buy it there if you need help.

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Trico for me


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That’s my dog’s name....and also the name of a trout fly that I hooked (and lost-gut punch!) the largest trout of a trip to Montana years ago. The fly, not the wiper blade, is where his name came from.


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