Windshield wipers ?

[Pinky Tuscadero]

Get the new Mopar set with the washers built into the blades listed above - once you watch a good video on those you'll be sold
Soon for me cuz.... aftermarket wipers have really gone down hill lately regardless of how much you pissed away to buy them - they suck !

 

[U EEDIOT]

Go against the grain on the outside of the windshield

 

[DOOKEY]

When was the last time you cleaned them?

 

[M_Pluto]

If you're an enthusiast, cleaning the windshield with a lime remover and using RainX will give you such a good result at highway speeds that you don't need your wipers.

The best cleaner of hard water deposits I've used was some name I can't recall, but which had a mild acid and abrasive. I think there are still products out there like that, but which use a citric acid these days.

CLR if you guys have it in the states is pretty awesome.

 

[Ang1Sgt]

I use the Bosch Icon for most of my vehicles. I change them when I start to see them taking a set or curvature other then straight up and down while looking at them from the end.

 

[nositting]

i’m still on my original blades from 2019 at 51,000 miles. just keep the windshield really clean.

 

[XJfanatic]

I always bought Bosch or Rainx wipers but last spring I decided to put these on the TJ. Despite clearing thick mud and tons of rain these are working great 6 months later. Bonus extra set of blades. For the cost I will be ordering a set for the JT to try out. (JLUs blades are still good)

AERO Voyager 16" + 16" Premium All-Season OEM Quality Windshield Wiper Blades with Extra Rubber Refill + 1 Year Warranty (Set of 2) https://a.co/d/56v65WX

 

[Smoke Showing]

Rain-x because that is usually what Walmart has in stock. I also put a teaspoon of blue Dawn in the washer tank to help with the bug grease and salt spray.

 

[RubyRecon]

Have you seen theses?

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...asher-jets-released-for-jeep-gladiator.61407/

Yep. I just installed them on my 2020 JLUR. they put a lot of water where you need it. A lot! Probably need to keep an eye on the reservoir more closely now.

 

[Heimkehr]

Probably need to keep an eye on the reservoir more closely now.

Per the Owner's Manuals, the Canadian-spec versions of the Honda CRVs we've owned have a Low Washer Fluid warning light on the dashboard. I'm wondering if the same is true for our Wranglers.

@Dyolfknip74 to the White courtesy phone.

 

[Dyolfknip74]

Per the Owner's Manuals, the Canadian-spec versions of the Honda CRVs we've owned have a Low Washer Fluid warning light on the dashboard. I'm wondering if the same is true for our Wranglers.

@Dyolfknip74 to the White courtesy phone.

Honestly, cant say we have it up here as I've never seen it but I'm pretty sure we do and I just keep mine topped up.

 

[JLR_AEV]

Anyone ever try the BF Goodrich ones?

Side note: How cool would it be for other tire manufacturers to create their own wipers to match the tires and tread we were running.

 

[Medsker]

I have the BFG ones. They work as good as any other wipers I've had but not really superior. I've had them for about 6 months and they still work good. I love the fact my tires match them. I had my tires rotated at Discount Tire the other day and the workers were all in awe of how cool they were

 

[RubyRecon]

Per the Owner's Manuals, the Canadian-spec versions of the Honda CRVs we've owned have a Low Washer Fluid warning light on the dashboard. I'm wondering if the same is true for our Wranglers.

@Dyolfknip74 to the White courtesy phone.

Yes it does.

 

[Dyolfknip74]

Anyone ever try the BF Goodrich ones?

Side note: How cool would it be for other tire manufacturers to create their own wipers to match the tires and tread we were running.

I don't feel the need to brand match my tires and wipers.

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