Wiper Blades

All About Windshield Wiper Blades

• How many and what kinds there are: three -- conventional, beam, and hybrid, each with one of three types of connector, either hook, clamp, or pin.
• What conventional wiper blades are: the rubber or silicone slats that you see on the roads every day. They attach to basic metal frames, and they're made for temperate climates weather, meaning you need to replace them regularly, about every six months.
• What beam wiper blades are: solid rubber slats that are a bit more durable than the conventional kind. They're designed for optimal conformity to the contours of a windshield.
• What hybrid wiper blades are: essentially beam wipers, but more versatile and better able to resist the effects of weather, thanks to rubber-coated metal frames.
• The signs it's time to replace them: when the rubber starts cracking, the frames get broken, the blade adhesive deteriorates, or the blades begin streaking, squeaking, and/or chattering during use. Expect to see (and hear) such symptoms with the front and rear wiper blades alike, when they start to fail.

Why Buy Genuine Mopar Wiper Blades

The brand designs them compatible with your model specifically -- a fit-and-finish guarantee that the aftermarket can't always make.

Where to Order Replacement OEM Wiper Blades

Right here at our online auto parts store. Just be sure to browse our inventory by make, model, and model year; it'll help make finding the best fit a lot quicker and easier. Buy now, and we'll ship straight to your address ASAP -- you'll have them installed in no time.