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.
The wiper blades from Toyota are $21.99 each.
Mine has been on for a year & work great.
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.
Toyota blades are better than any after market. As long as you have the OEM blade, keep replacing the insert and windshield will remain clean.
Toyota does this on everything they make and the refills are only $7 each, plus those stock wipers are the best I’ve used.
Thanks. Not had the streaking issue but my Toyota branded ones are noisy as hell. Il give the Bosch a try.
The OEM ones streaked
My right side wiper has never worked well. At times it misses the while windshield, but it's hit and miss. Really weird and has been like that since I got it.
4th gen wipers are crap, they dont even wipe the top of the windshield.
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In March 2026 on PartReview, wiper blades OEM Toyota were overall better than OEM Honda.
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