vimzin

What are the best wiper blades to buy? and are the blades that come on our car replaced for free underwarranty or no? The dealer told me mostlikely it will run me 50 dollars for a set of new ones.. Thats just a tad bit too much for some rubber

AaronC

I will probably get Bosch next time. I tryed out the PIAA Silicone ones, and they suck. Dont get them.

dfc

The wiper blades are not covered in MB's warranty. I spent $25.00 replacing a set here in NJ.

wingless

My vehicle had a defective Aero blade when it came off the boat from the factory. The dealership fixed it, but it broke again several months later, so they replaced it. In both instances the problem was the rubber out-of-alignment with the frame.

These are still unused, as my windows are cleaned with Rain-X.

TC32AMG

Where I get my car serviced they are under warranty, did not even have to ask they just changed them. According to my sales guy everything on my car is covered down to the brake pads which I had changed when I said they squealed.

I don't have the funky new aero blades, but I went aftermarket blades once and found the passenger side blade is curved for a reason - wasted 50 bucks there.

The stock blades use a refill and the MB ones seem to work pretty darn good.

PS Lots of rain here in Vancouver, as other Vancouver members can vouch for me.

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rockintunes23

Go to Walmart and replace the blades with cheap ones every 6 months. I found that the expensive ones and the cheap ones work the same almost and need replacement between seasons (winter, summer).