Reflex Wiper Blade
#21
they work great, the pontiac g6 comes equipped with them and I was hoping someone would make the same blade for other vehciles. they work amazingly, no streaks, no lifts while on the highway.
well worth the $20.00, you wont have to switch them for summer either.
well worth the $20.00, you wont have to switch them for summer either.
#24
When I was looking at switching blades I came across an article that said to watch what blades you use becasue if the drag is too much it can burn out the wiper motor. Anyone read the same or different theory on that? If these reflex blades hug more they might put more stress on the wiper motor than it can handle.
#25
Originally posted by pain2bare
When I was looking at switching blades I came across an article that said to watch what blades you use becasue if the drag is too much it can burn out the wiper motor. Anyone read the same or different theory on that? If these reflex blades hug more they might put more stress on the wiper motor than it can handle.
When I was looking at switching blades I came across an article that said to watch what blades you use becasue if the drag is too much it can burn out the wiper motor. Anyone read the same or different theory on that? If these reflex blades hug more they might put more stress on the wiper motor than it can handle.
#26
... don't forget that these only hug as much as your wiper arms will force them towards the windsheild... i agree with kwik, ik'm pretty sure it's talking about those double stacked windsheild wipers, and those springs you can buy to make ur wiper arms stick to the windsheild more
#28
Originally posted by CyniKal.Mindset
its all about the wiper helper springs...those are sweet, especially on a 14-15yr old car where the stock wiper spring is gettin tired
its all about the wiper helper springs...those are sweet, especially on a 14-15yr old car where the stock wiper spring is gettin tired
#30
CIVIC OWNERS !!! Beware. I work at CT at leslie and sheppard and there is a guy witha 95 civic and his wiper on the passenger side didnt press agaisnt his window and would streak..
so we bought aerofoil ones. (the ones with spoilers) and those worked best.
so we bought aerofoil ones. (the ones with spoilers) and those worked best.
#31
wouldn't stock wiper blades works best? they come stock and pass safety standards.... if they streak, which makes it unclear for drivers to see the road, then its not safe (can't safety)... wouldn't this make sense???
haha...
so... reflex or aerofoil?
haha...
so... reflex or aerofoil?
#32
I have Teflon wipers. Most of the time on a rainy day, I don't have to use my wipers because previous use of the wipers puts a little layer of magic on the glass... and the rain just beads away quickly.
BTW to those of you who have frozen doors / frozen cars... just go to Pacific Mall underground parking for about 30 mins - 1 hr. It's like 10 degrees down there.. lol I could wear my t-shirt.
BTW to those of you who have frozen doors / frozen cars... just go to Pacific Mall underground parking for about 30 mins - 1 hr. It's like 10 degrees down there.. lol I could wear my t-shirt.
#36
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How much do the teflon ones go for? Those Reflex ones sounded good, but they were a bit pricey for my tastes and now apparently they're being recalled??
If the price is right, I may try the teflon ones otherwise it's $5 OEM Honda wiper blades refills for me!
If the price is right, I may try the teflon ones otherwise it's $5 OEM Honda wiper blades refills for me!
#40
Originally posted by Yuki
We need an offical TCC tester of new car toys.
A giny pig.
I know my spelling is bad on giny pig. Never had to spell it before.
We need an offical TCC tester of new car toys.
A giny pig.
I know my spelling is bad on giny pig. Never had to spell it before.
It's amazing what a dictionary can do!