Recommended wiper blades?
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I recently bought a pair of these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TVR-WASH-WIPER-BLADE-UPGRADE...
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I have to say I am very pleased with them. They are the first wipers I have had that actually clear both sides of the screen - after several different sets of blades that left great streaks.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TVR-WASH-WIPER-BLADE-UPGRADE...
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I have to say I am very pleased with them. They are the first wipers I have had that actually clear both sides of the screen - after several different sets of blades that left great streaks.
I have PIAA ones, on the two occassions the car has been used in the rain they have been great as the layer of silicone they put on the windscreen means much better visability and you dont have to use the wipers as much.
I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
Don't the Leven ones just replace the washer tubes with a spray, or are there other benefits?
markh1 said:
I have PIAA ones, on the two occassions the car has been used in the rain they have been great as the layer of silicone they put on the windscreen means much better visability and you dont have to use the wipers as much.
I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
Do you have a part reference? I liked the sound of these, but couldn't see the appropriate fittings.I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
morebeanz said:
Don't the Leven ones just replace the washer tubes with a spray, or are there other benefits?
THe Levens ones do replace the Tube thingy with a spray. but the passenger side wiper arm is also shaped differently so fits the curvature of the screen better.markh1 said:
I have PIAA ones, on the two occassions the car has been used in the rain they have been great as the layer of silicone they put on the windscreen means much better visability and you dont have to use the wipers as much.
I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
Do you have a part reference? I liked the sound of these, but couldn't see the appropriate fittings.I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
Leven ones here too. Far superior wipe to the originals. They also sit lower on the screen on the passengers side giving a better view from the screen. However the lump that does the spray has come away from one of my wipers - they're only a year and a half old. Held on by a cable tie at the mo - need to glue it.
morebeanz said:
Don't the Leven ones just replace the washer tubes with a spray, or are there other benefits?
When you buy PIAA wipers you dont give a vehicle make or model you have to measure the wipers you have in inches and then order the corresponding length wipers.markh1 said:
I have PIAA ones, on the two occassions the car has been used in the rain they have been great as the layer of silicone they put on the windscreen means much better visability and you dont have to use the wipers as much.
I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
Do you have a part reference? I liked the sound of these, but couldn't see the appropriate fittings.I also have these wipers on my other cars and would not be without them.
thegreengoblet said:
However the lump that does the spray has come away from one of my wipers - they're only a year and a half old. Held on by a cable tie at the mo - need to glue it.
My 'lump' on the offside arm lasted about 3 weeks after the initial fitting. I've glued it back on 3 or 4 times since and it came away again only last week. I've given up and it is currently somewhere in the car as I threw it through the passenger window in a fit of pique. The rubber tube is now just jammed into the arm pointing towards the screen. Edited by SlvrCrb on Thursday 27th March 18:56
I dont seem to use as much water using the ebay ones but I also use a screen additive called....um... cant remember..it makes the screen more slippy meaning I mostly dont even need to use the wipers. (Gona have to go in my garage in the morn to check the name!) A friend reccomended this product as he uses it on his speed boat screen. Help Im being dumb!
SmokinV8 said:
I dont seem to use as much water using the ebay ones but I also use a screen additive called....um... cant remember..it makes the screen more slippy meaning I mostly dont even need to use the wipers. (Gona have to go in my garage in the morn to check the name!) A friend reccomended this product as he uses it on his speed boat screen. Help Im being dumb!
Its proabably a rain-x additive, it has a similar effect to silicone wipers like the PIAA ones.Tanguero said:
I recently bought a pair of these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TVR-WASH-WIPER-BLADE-UPGRADE...
(no association)
I have to say I am very pleased with them. They are the first wipers I have had that actually clear both sides of the screen - after several different sets of blades that left great streaks.
I have these, although the lumpy bit looks a tad cheap and super glued on, they do fit the screen and leave no smears - a vast improvement of the orginals and neater.http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TVR-WASH-WIPER-BLADE-UPGRADE...
(no association)
I have to say I am very pleased with them. They are the first wipers I have had that actually clear both sides of the screen - after several different sets of blades that left great streaks.
markh1 said:
SmokinV8 said:
I dont seem to use as much water using the ebay ones but I also use a screen additive called....um... cant remember..it makes the screen more slippy meaning I mostly dont even need to use the wipers. (Gona have to go in my garage in the morn to check the name!) A friend reccomended this product as he uses it on his speed boat screen. Help Im being dumb!
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