Rain-X 830120 Silicone Endura Wiper Blades, 20 Inch Windshield Wipers (Pack of 1), Automotive Replacement Windshield Wiper Blades With Two Times Longer-Lasting Resilient Silicone Rubber Squeegee

Easy to install and looks to be very nice quality! I paid almost $20 less buying these from Amazon versus National wide chain auto store. No streaks. Works exactly as intended! Exact fit for driver side of my Honda HR-V.

i installed these 4 years ago on my Toy. Quick change out and solid connection. Worked great all that time. Just now showing signs of fatigue. Definitely worth the money.

After struggling with streaky, noisy windshield wipers for far too long, I decided to invest in the Rain-X Silicone Endura blades. I picked up the 22-inch for the driver’s side of my sedan (and the matching 18-inch for the passenger side) and immediately noticed a difference. Installation was straightforward – it came with a couple of adapter pieces, but for my car’s J-hook arms I didn’t need any extras. I just popped the old wipers off and clicked these on until I heard a secure snap. The first test was during a heavy spring rain, and I have to say, I was impressed. Each swipe was smooth and totally streak-free, right out of the box. The silicone blades seem to contour to the windshield perfectly, clearing water almost as if it were a squeegee on glass. Driving in the rain at highway speeds is where these wipers truly shine. I no longer have that anxious feeling when an 18-wheeler splashes my windshield – the Rain-X Enduras maintain clear visibility with no chatter or lift. One unexpected benefit I learned is that silicone wipers like these actually leave a slight water-repellent coating on the windshield (similar to Rain-X spray treatment)【14†output】. I noticed after a couple of weeks that light rain beads up and rolls off more easily even before I turn the wipers on. It’s like the blades are doing double duty: wiping and treating. This effect has made a huge difference during drizzle; often I don’t even need the intermittent wipers as much because the water isn’t clinging to the glass. Longevity seems promising so far. It’s been about 7 months including a tough winter, and these blades are still performing like new. No splits or cracks in the rubber, and they haven’t developed that annoying hazing streak that cheaper blades get after scraping over a bit of frost. I do take the time to occasionally wipe the blades with a damp paper towel when I wash the car, to clear off any road grime – maybe that helps prolong their life. Price-wise, they were a bit more expensive than standard wipers, but I absolutely feel they’re worth it. Especially on a fixed retirement income, I look for value, and not having to replace blades every 3-4 months is a money saver in the long run. If I had one tiny gripe, it’s that the blade housing is a little bulkier than some OEM wipers (due to the robust frame), but it’s not really noticeable unless you’re looking closely. Functionally, these Rain-X Silicone Endura wipers are top-notch. They’ve given me safer, clearer drives through thunderstorms and snow showers alike. I won’t be going back to the bargain blades after experiencing these – seeing clearly in all weather is just too important.

Based on how my 2016 toyota yaris (vitz) wiper holder is designed the swing down latches cannot work for me... so I took and chance and purchased this... Amazon didn't know if it could fit however I am hear to verify that it does fit... easy to install, value for money, and it works, it has very good quality, and wipes the water from my windscreen with ease.And I am all the in Jamaica... keep making awesome products... will purchase again.

This isn't a review of the Rainx wiper blade but an instruction on installing the wiper on a J hook. After some research, I found the Rainx wiper blades challenging to install on a J hook wiper arm. Here is what worked for me. Install the blades per the instructions, and if the clip doesn't click into place, the new blades are not inserted into the J hook far enough. Lay the wiper on the window, then take a flathead screwdriver and insert it in the end of the adapter on the J hook side so the end of the screwdriver is under the J hook. Use the screwdriver like a lever or pry by pulling up on it so the top of the screwdriver is pushed against the J hook and the end of the screwdriver is pulled against the bottom of the wiper blade adapter. That should force the blade onto the J hook far enough that you can close the clip with a click. It takes less than a minute when you know how to do it. I give four stars for good blades but poor instructions.

Picked up the 16" blades and wow—perfect fit, smooth swipe, and no annoying streaks. The silicone makes a big difference, holding up way better in heavy rain than my old rubber blades. Easy to install, super quiet, and they actually clear the windshield in one pass. Sometimes size really does matter.

Should last longer than rubber according to web reviews. Took some time to swap-out / complicated process. Once installed, has worked well.

These are good blades, but you should measure the actual size of your existing blades and not rely on the sizes given by the Rain-x web site. In my case, the existing blades were an inch smaller than what was shown as an exact fit for my vehicle. Not a huge deal, they still work just fine. But the driver's side blade goes to the very top of the windshield glass when in operation, it just barely fits. If these were a quarter inch longer, they might be too long.