I’ve been using PIAA silicone blades with really good results. They’re a bit pricey but the quality is great.
Went with PIAA which cost a little more but should be good for multiple years instead of months. And when it is time to replace, you can buy just the silicone blade refill. It ends up being cheaper in the long run and a far superior product.
The only one that worked for me was piaa aerovogue. No more streaking but the cost is nuts
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.
PIAA Silicone blades are the best i have ever had…. And I have tried them all!!! Pricey, but worth the $$$, IMHO!
PIAA si-tech
7 years old on my X5 and they still perform as new. Just read the directions and prep your windshield before installing.
I always buy mine from Toyota dealer. They are the best f’ing wipers I’ve ever had!
OEM are way better!
The factory wiper blades are even more useless than that.
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