Group, I used the Goodyear blades from Costco for a few years on three family cars. Before those I used Anco winter blades that have a rubber cover to prevent snow and ice buildup. More recently I have been using Trico winter blades. These have a clean plastic housing to prevent snow and ice. They all work great year round and none are too expensive. Patrick Basalt, Colorado On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 7:12 PM Ryan Perry <rjdperry@gmail.com> wrote: > I had bought the expensive bosch blades and agree they suck! Now i just > went with the longer versions (19 & 20 I think?) from the local auto parts > store and it's soo much better. I figure the cost I save just get new ones > more often. > > Most that helps me is keep the windshield clean and hit it with RainX every > now and then. > > Ryan > Asheville, NC > -- Sent from Gmail Mobile |
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