Rain-X Fusion Wiper Blades INTRODUCING THE NEXT GENERATION WIPER BLADE New Rain-X Fusion is the next generation in wiper blades. By upgrading the trusted wipe quality of a conventional wiper blade with an aerodynamic, heavy-duty design, Rain-X Fusion ensures you retain excellent visibility in any weather driving condition. Rain-X Fusion is the perfect upgrade from traditional wiper blades. Product Features Durable, tested design – exceeds tough auto manufacturer standards and outperforms flimsy ‘knock-off’ wipers Synthetic rubber squeegee – delivers superior, all-weather wipe quality Durable wiper blade casing – prevents clogging in climates with ice and snow Aerodynamic, sturdy design – helps prevent high-speed wind lift Improved windshield contact – for a smooth, streak-free wipe Sleeker, modern design – the perfect upgrade from traditional wiper blades Replacement blade – for factory installed hybrid wiper blades Easy to install – pre-installed with small j-hook adaptor and also fits large j-hook and side pin wiper arms Blade Size Finder Check Compatibility with your Vehicle : Click Here Installation View step-by-step intallation instructions for this product.         Wiper Blade Information & Maintenance Rain?X Tips and Information to Help You Outsmart the Elements  Have You Changed Your Wiper Blades Lately? Wiper blades should be replaced every six months to a year or as soon as you notice a difference in driving visibility. When wiper blades no longer make proper contact with the windshield surface, they can begin to squeak, chatter, skip, smear or streak reducing driving visibility. An easy way to remember to proactively change your wiper blades is to replace them on Groundhog Day. Whether the Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter or an early spring, new wiper blades are necessary to prepare you for 6 weeks of harsh winter driving conditions or 6 weeks of Spring showers. Either way, Rain?X will help you prepare for the unexpected. When inspecting wiper blades, look for the following:

• Broken frame – detachment of frame arms at joints or connection points.
• Metal Corrosion – especially at joints and claws.
• Visible cracks, tears, and missing pieces in the rubber squeegee’s edge.
• Flex rubber squeegee back and forth to see if it is still flexible. Aged squeegees will have difficulty conforming to the shape of your windshield and create streaks.
• Check squeegee wiping edge for rounded edges which can prevent the wiper blade from making strong contact with the windshield and reduces wipe quality.
• Tug to ensure wiper blade has been securely installed on the wiper arm.
• Check that squeegee is secure in the wiper frame.

Remember to check your wiper blades as part of your regular preventative maintenance program!

Wiper Blade Maintenance Tips

Visibility is fundamental to safe driving. Although drivers depend on their vehicles’ wiper blades to clear away rain, sleet and snow, many wait to replace them until they need them the most. So remembering to maintain wiper blades regularly can maximize visibility, efficiency and reliability.