They do last a long time. I use the OEM blades and very happy with them and I'm frugal.
I’ve been driving Toyotas for 40 years now and can attest to the durability of the OEM ones. I’ve tried Costco’s Michelin wipers (IIRC) and various other jobber wipers over the decades but won’t stray from the original OEMs now. It’s worth the extra money.
OEM Toyota blades with refillable inserts are what I have on my 4 vehicles. Nothing else. Last a long time.
I just picked up the OEM blades for my Tacoma that I bought used. They seem great.
VW OEM. Same price, fits without adapter
I always buy mine from Toyota dealer. They are the best f’ing wipers I’ve ever had!
OEM are way better!
My stock ones clean well, but they squeak like none other.
4th gen wipers are crap, they dont even wipe the top of the windshield.
I’ve had my car for 6 months. It’s loud on the return wipe, like it’s there is not enough water so it stutters. It happens regardless of how much water is on the glass. I had a MK7 and it was silent. Its happened since day 1, I’ll start by changing the blade and see if that is the issue.
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