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Wiper blades Denso or Goodyear
Denso Designer Hybrid is my favorite for all the Fit model years if you can find them. They’re the ones that come from the factory on the 09-13 models. You can get the rubber inserts from the Honda dealer for really cheap and keep your frames for a while.
Pros: factory fit, replaceable inserts, cheap inserts, long lasting, clean wipe
Vehicle:
Honda Fit
I have updated my 6th Gen (2007-2011) Camry blades to OEM Toyota/Denso Designer 8th Gen Honda Accord (2008-2012) length wiper blades because due to the location of the arms on the 6th Gen Camry, the Accord blades cover more windshield.
Pros: cover more windshield
Vehicle:
Toyota Camry
The brand I prefer seems to have gone out of production (Denso Designer aero frame style). These were OEM on my 2009 Forester and I used them on everything I own after discovering that. Getting harder to find complete pairs for my cars, I only have a few left that I've hoarded.
Quality is worth it, I replace wipers when they no longer perform up to expectations rather than on a set schedule.
Pros: quality is worth it
Cons: hard to find
Vehicle:
Subaru Forester
I recommend the Denso Hybrid Wiper blades as they retain that OEM integrated look.
Pros: OEM integrated look
The best wiper blades I’ve used on my Camry were the OEM Denso blades, you can get them on RockAuto. They aren’t the cheapest but they are worth the price imo
Pros: best wiper blades, worth price
Cons: not cheapest
Vehicle:
Toyota Camry
Denso is a good brand, it's Toyota. The Denso wipers are worth it.
Pros: good brand, worth it
Vehicle:
Toyota
I have had good luck with the Denso OEM fit models. Basic, functional and quality.
Pros: good luck, functional, quality
Coscto sells some Goodyear wipers that do fit. They come with several different fittings for different wiper arms designs. The trouble is the fitting that works with the R32's aero wipers is about half an inch taller than OEM and they look like poo. On the plus side they're only $8 per blade.
Pros: cheap, different fittings included
Cons: taller than OEM, bad look
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Hopefully the Goodyears listed aren't similar to the ones Costco used to sell. Those blades were junk. The Michelin blades that Costco now sells have been good so far.
Pros: Michelin blades good
Cons: Goodyear blades junk
Vehicle:
Honda
Not sure all brands quality, but I've had worst experience in Goodyear one.
Cons: worst experience
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