Factory Subaru Wiper Blades

Subaru Wiper Blades: Easy DIY Install and Care Tips

Another change of seasons. Heavy rain, giving way to muddy slosh. Cold and dry becoming drifted snow and, eventually, clinging ice. Your wiper blades have borne the brunt of it during every drive.

Now, you're seeing the signs it's time to change them. The spreading cracks in the blade rubber, the streaking. The squealing and chittering during use, getting louder. Or worse: the broken frames, soon to become detached blades.

Luckily, you can take care of a job like wiper blade replacement yourself; it's pretty straightforward. You can even save some money, too, shopping with us; ours are both Subaru quality and cheaper than MSRP. Here's what to do for most vehicles. Thing is, if you want to keep them nicer, longer, it'll pay to maintain them. Here's a little advice.

Keep them clean. The windshield also. All you need is mild soap and some water, most of the time; avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives, as they'll damage both. You can use windshield cleaner, though -- on the blades, too.

Use windshield washer fluid regularly. This means whenever you run the wipers. It'll keep them lubricated. The result: a windshield clean and free of debris, tree sap, and bird droppings, sure, but also smoother, less strained blade movement and less likelihood of mutual impact damage (good for the window glass, too).

Run the right wipers in the conditions they're designed for. Keep them out of harsh climates and bad weather. It'll help keep you from having to replace them as often.

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