pbateson

What is the best brand wper blades for 2007 GS350? Mine already worn out from cheap Ford wiper blades.

XxGoKoUxX

OEM Lexus wipers. I've had mine's for a while now, with FL weather beaming so hot, I have zero problems to date.

twylie

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Agree OEM blades or inserts are best but if the factory blades have already been replaced, the Bosch Icon work well for aftermarket.

msgs350

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Agree.....OEM. I've had mine for over 3 years with lots of use in Seattle!!

tunedis95

I use to always buy the Best wipers for my car, looked up a couple reviews one day. It was mentioned that most blades perform "almost" equally. Every since then I just buy the basic stuff, and now I save a pretty penny on cheaper blades. This goes along with my "awesome" $200 Optima battery, that only lasted 2 years...Good Luck!

Mikeyy

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oem blades are best, plus when its time to replace them, you can just get the insert for less than $20

arnieosp

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Definitely OEM. I replace them every fall, but not the entire wipers, just the rubber inserts.

burny

the rubbers

XxGoKoUxX

Thought i was the only craptima hater.... mines kept reading 12.4.... luckily im within the 3yr for my yellowtop so got a new one with refreshed warranty, courtesy of the local autoparts store 1800 #. Now my voltage is good but we'll see how long it lasts lol

kuWuPt

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I get the PIAA wipers, they are the best wipers I've used to date and they last forever. My old car it lasted for 3+ years and on this one it's been almost 2 years and still good as new. Squeak and streak free I cannot say enough good things about them! Get them you will not be disappointed.

XxGoKoUxX

Good to know there's a decent aftermarket brand, I've been on the hunt for a while for my mother's van. I hate dropping by the autoparts store every few months for a new set

bigblack06

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Yea must say OEM is the way to go just get the rubber inserts.

georgewap

OEM are the best, but are manufactured by DENSO
Here are the codes DU-048L and DU-060L ( codes for complete wipers )

worker

I've tried them all, OEM included. All work about the same. Just stay away from the silicone, those will ruin the glass surface. Stick with the regular rubber. Rainx work great if u get lots of hard rain.

I dont get enough hard rain here and idiots are driving so slow for the wind to blow the small droplets off the windshield. So rainx isnt so useful for me.

Idiots in MD, 2 drops of rain and they slowed from 55mpg to 10mph.

XxGoKoUxX

I don't use rain X, that stuff lasts maybe 3 months. I take it to the extreme....

Clay bar my windshield, then polish off, clean it, then drop some sealant on it, let it bake in the sun for a few days while I'm at school.....

I have no idea how far I've gotten since my 1st detail, but my car is still beading rain and water, the windshield included....

I want to detail the car again, even though it's still well protected.