car wiper blades

molerat

Aldi & Lidl have good quality blades, I keep a set in the boot so I am not forced into Halfords on a wet winter night !.

Stoke

Not had a single problem with Poundland blades yet lol.

Iceweasel

Double_V wrote: »

Passenger side is 18"
Driver side is 20"

Isn't it 18" and 21"?

jase1

molerat wrote: »

Aldi & Lidl have good quality blades, I keep a set in the boot so I am not forced into Halfords on a wet winter night !.

Good call that, I have spares but I keep them in the house, which is a bit pointless to be honest

bigjl

I was going to mention the Michelin blades at Costco but I was beaten to it.

I have them on my car and they are good quality though noisier than the original equipment ones that were on there previously.

But very good value for money and Michelin are a known quality brand

Iceweasel

Bosch and Valeo blades currently with 50% off at ECP.

But get a further 10% off this week with the code: EXTRA10

EdGasket

I use Wilco blades; they do the job well and are only £2 a blade. Last at least a year before they start to smear the rain rather than clear it.

OP just measure the darn things; its not rocket science!

bigjl

Bosch and Valeo are both good makes.

I would be a bit concerned if my wiper blades only lasted a year, mine usually last as long as I own the car, the only reason I changed the ones on my car are due to them having well over 100k on them and one was leaving a streak.

I wouldn't have changed them but the Michelin blades were well priced, I would expect them to last several years as a minimum.

bazster

facade wrote: »

Take your measuring tape (99p in B&M etc, very useful about the house), and measure the length of the rubber part when it is flat on the screen.

Poundland shoppers may be interested to know that you can pick up a measuring tape for free at Ikea.

NiallB

bazster wrote: »

Poundland shoppers may be interested to know that you can pick up a measuring tape for free at Ikea.

Now that's moneysaving :money: