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Wiper blades MICHELIN or Tesla
The Michelin blades at Costco are a perfect fit with using the appropriate, supplied adapter. They aren’t the best blade but are relatively inexpensive.
Pros: perfect fit, relatively inexpensive
Cons: not best performance
Vehicle:
Honda
The Michelin guardian beam blades they sell are super cheap and seem like pretty decent quality. They come with an adapter that works with modern Subarus.
Pros: super cheap, decent quality, works with modern Subarus
Vehicle:
Subaru
I’ve grabbed the Michelin wiper blades at Costco less than half the cost of cheap blades from Supercheap. And they lasted me 4 years from the old pair.
Pros: lasted 4 years
Cons: cost more than cheap blades
The michelin they sell at costco fits but you have to use the adaptor. Tricky at first to use but works great.
Pros: fits well, works great
Cons: tricky to use adapter
I’m in the Northeast and still using my original OEM wipers on my 22 MYP - just a bit over 36k miles and the wipers still work really well.
Pros: wipers still work well
Mileage: 57936 km
I have the previous version of these Michelin wipers on the driver side and the new one on the passenger side of my wives car. Had it for a couple of months. I haven't noticed an issue, but the build is worse. It's going to get wrecked by ice buildup whereas the previous model had beefier design. The new mounting clip also wasn't as good, but it worked well enough.
Cons: build is worse
Vehicle:
Toyota Corolla
I purchased Michelin Optimum+ Ceramic Beam 26”/16” just the other day. I chose them because I wanted ceramic silicone and the Michelin were a great price at $15 each. After putting the “right” adapter on that fit the button hole, that’s when I found out that the Trax’s wiper arm isn’t the correct length for these blades. The space between the button hole and the end is really small whereas the bracket on the blade and the photo in the instruction pamphlet show that the space should be over 1” to accommodate most of the bracket. The blade “fit” and snapped in, but I could tell it wasn’t right. There was too much play and the arm could separate from the blade by just bending the blade. Also the Trax’s arm is curved on the bottom, fitting perfectly into the OEM blades. Michelin’s website said that the 26” blade would fit. Oddly though, it said the passenger side was 14” instead of 16”.
Pros: great price
Cons: incorrect length, too much play, arm could separate
Vehicle:
Chevrolet
Mileage: 55528 km
I tried the Michelins from Costco one time. They streaked and chattered on the first use.
Cons: streaked, chattered on first use
Same here. A few years ago I thought they were a great deal. Now they are both worth installing. Just pay a bit more for another brand.
Pros: great deal
Cons: not worth installing
Mine broke in 2 months. I dont even using ot much in summer
Cons: broke in 2 months
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