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Wiper blades OEM Subaru or OEM Honda
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Imo, the Honda wipers are fantastic and last almost a year. I change them based on timing, not even at the point I can't see through my windshield. And they're like $6.50 each.
Pros: fantastic, last almost a year, inexpensive
Vehicle:
Honda Pilot
Switching to single beam wipers helped from the crappy oem segmented frame ones.
Pros: single beam wipers helped
Cons: crappy oem wipers
Vehicle:
Subaru
Want to save money next time? Keep your original blades that come with the car new. If you don't have them, buy them at the dealer. Having the original oem blades allows you to buy the really good rubber refills at the dealer or online. The refills are A LOT cheaper than the junk you buy at the auto parts stores. These refills normally last two years or more, especially if you park in the shade a lot.
Pros: cheaper than auto parts
Vehicle:
Honda
Part number: 76620-T0A-A02
I like the OEM blades. The whole assembly is prob $40 but it’s worth the price. Should last you a few years
Pros: worth the price, long-lasting
Vehicle:
Honda Fit
3 years huh? I think I have my factory-original wipers on a 16 year old Subaru. Might be different environments and usage patterns but isn't this the sort of thing you don't replace if they're still working perfectly?
Pros: working perfectly
Vehicle:
Subaru
We just replaced the wipers on our 2020 Subaru Outback today - they lasted 4 year!. If you have a Subaru, I highly recommend Subaru wipers. The ones we replaced were still clearing the windshield, but in Virginia they have "safety" inspections and if there's even the tiniest little tear they fail the car. So we replaced them. But they still had life left in them.
Pros: lasted 4 years, still clearing, highly recommend
Vehicle:
Subaru Outback
I don't own a Subaru anymore but I had a Forrester for about five years and I never found offbrand replacements that really worked… I ended up going to my dealer and buying the replacements there… They were expensive but they always seem to work right…
Pros: worked right
Cons: expensive
Vehicle:
Subaru Forester
I had blades replaced under warranty today and the usdm Subaru blades are not even close to the same. The they are taller and wider. I went back and asked for my old blades back i hate the replacement ones that much
Cons: taller and wider
Vehicle:
Subaru
I got 4 months out of the OEMs and the single OEM replacement blade cost me $60 CAD and is terrible in snow and ice.
Cons: terrible in snow, short lifespan
Vehicle:
Honda
Right now you have to pay Honda’s absorbed and pricing for wiper blades that are lousy
Cons: lousy performance
Vehicle:
Honda
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Which wiper blades to choose — OEM Subaru or OEM Honda?
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Which wiper blades are better — OEM Honda or OEM Subaru?
In March 2026 on PartReview, wiper blades OEM Subaru were overall better than OEM Honda.
- OEM Subaru received a PR Score of 93 out of 100, and OEM Honda scored 40 points.
- OEM Subaru ranked 11 in the overall ranking, and OEM Honda ranked 16.
- The average rating is higher for OEM Subaru (4.2) than for OEM Honda (2.4).
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Wiper blades OEM Subaru have better feature ratings than OEM Honda:
- Streaks/chatter - owners believe, that this property for OEM Subaru is better than OEM Honda.
- Wipe quality - drivers claim, that this property for OEM Subaru is outperforms OEM Honda.
- Noise - reviews suggest, that this property for OEM Honda is preferred to OEM Subaru.
Which wiper blades are more popular — OEM Subaru or OEM Honda?
In March 2026 on PartReview, wiper blades OEM Subaru were overall more popular than OEM Honda.
By vote balance, wiper blades OEM Subaru surpassed OEM Honda:
- For OEM Subaru, the ratio of positive (42) to negative (3) votes is 39 votes.
- For OEM Honda, the ratio of positive (12) to negative (18) votes is -6 votes.
By number of reviews, wiper blades OEM Subaru surpassed OEM Honda:
- For wiper blades OEM Subaru there are 15 reviews: 14 positive, 0 neutral, 1 negative.
- For wiper blades OEM Honda there are 10 reviews: 4 positive, 0 neutral, 6 negative.
Which wiper blades do car owners prefer — OEM Subaru or OEM Honda?
In March 2026, according to PartReview, wiper blades OEM Subaru and OEM Honda have not taken top places in car-specific ratings. You can help by adding your review about these manufacturers.
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