[Costco] $6.99 Michelin Front Wiper Blades - Page 2 - RedFlagDeals.com Forums (2024)

These are all right...
They tend to skip on the windshield while driving and wiping.

I will be going back to the factory blades and replace with a refill from the dealership.

Ventorro wrote: ↑I have same question. My rear wiper needs replacement

Should work fine for rear wipers. The issue is rear wipers tend to be smaller and Costco Warehouses carry sizes typically found on front wipers. If they have your rear wiper size it should work perfectly fine.

Emporium wrote: ↑On any civic after 2006, you are better off buying the stock refills from Honda. They are like $10 each, they last a lot longer and I find they do a better job.
Driver side: https://torontohondaparts.com/Part.aspx ... 22-SNA-A01
PAssenger side: https://torontohondaparts.com/Part.aspx ... 32-SNA-A01

Obviously, that assumes you knew about the availability of refills for these and didn't chuck away your original wipers.
Wife's 2006 civic still has original blades, and I replace the rubbers every 2 years or so, and they work perfectly.

I have a 2013 Civic and while the stock wipers are generally better, I do find that they freeze up more in the winter compared to these Michelins. I usually run the stock ones in the summertime and then switch to these Michelins for the winter.

These wipers for $6.99 are a good price as they do work reasonably well, I haven't really experienced skipping or chattering with them. Will stock up next time I'm in Costco.

I’ve tried these blades before, free from Mr Lube on an oil change. They were okay but not great.

The Rain-X wiper blades are the best I’ve ever used and don’t streak my windshield. $12.98 on Amazon for a number of sizes. I’d go that route, if it helps.

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flaming homer wrote: ↑Thanks, just walked out with a pair of them this past weekend, will go back for $6 credit

Same here.

These wipers are okay. They seems to be dead silent with everyone else's car but mine get squeaky and steaky once it gets close to the one year mark. I keep buying them out of convenience and for the price. I need to start regularly applying Rain-x.

darn. just bought a pair at $9.99.

these are good wipers. never had issues with my cars.
at $6.99. justified to swap out annually imo.

Emporium wrote: ↑On any civic after 2006, you are better off buying the stock refills from Honda. They are like $10 each, they last a lot longer and I find they do a better job.
Driver side: https://torontohondaparts.com/Part.aspx ... 22-SNA-A01
PAssenger side: https://torontohondaparts.com/Part.aspx ... 32-SNA-A01

Obviously, that assumes you knew about the availability of refills for these and didn't chuck away your original wipers.
Wife's 2006 civic still has original blades, and I replace the rubbers every 2 years or so, and they work perfectly.

On an old Malibu, the Michelin's worked well. On my 2004 Accord, they were OK, but find the Bosch Snow driver and the Anco Winter Extreme blades work better. I usually get 1 or 2 extra spare pairs when I order stuff from RockAuto, since they are the cheapest.

These work well on some cars, but not as well on others, depending on the shape of the windshield.

These are OK if you plan to change them once or twice a year. I have had Trico/Bosch/PIAA over the years and still prefer the inserts from OEM. The set that came with the car, it's almost 2 years and it just starting to streak a little. They don't cost a lot more but I figure it's worth my time to pay little bit more and don't have to worry about it, in fact I still have the PIAA Aero set in my car, the original set still going strong.

Getting inserts also reduce the need to change the whole blade.

Patrickpete wrote: ↑I tried this blade and another michellin blade, but I get alot of squeaking sound, can anyone tell me why? It's such a high pitch squeak.

Absolutely true, I noticed the same issue and it is annoying. The OEM Mazda blades I had before lasted 5 years.

pkphilip wrote: ↑These are OK if you plan to change them once or twice a year. I have had Trico/Bosch/PIAA over the years and still prefer the inserts from OEM. The set that came with the car, it's almost 2 years and it just starting to streak a little. They don't cost a lot more but I figure it's worth my time to pay little bit more and don't have to worry about it, in fact I still have the PIAA Aero set in my car, the original set still going strong.

Getting inserts also reduce the need to change the whole blade.

I have to agree with getting the inserts from OEM. Depending on your car they cost about the same but I find they fit better than these Michelin replacement blades

Does anyone knows if it will works for bmw x3 f25 2014 model?

Appreciated If anyone can help. Not handy here, bought another rain x set from Amazon few days ago, just doesn't fit to those bmw pin arms.

These are okay, but you get what you pay for. My oem toyota blades lasted 3 years, put these on in the spring and they squeal and streak in the cold. Not too upset for what I paid, but

The inserts would not fit in the toyota blades. The toyota wipers sat lower and looked better too.

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