Originally Posted by AMIRZA786

Here's my reason: OE wiper blades $8.95 x 2= $17.90 plus tax. I usually have to change them (OE) twice a year, $17.90 x 2= $35.80 per year. Let's say I only change them once a year. Total on wiper blades= $17.90 per year.

Now Aero wiper blades wiper blades from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 $18 for a pair. They last 2 years. Total per year: $9. I've already had them on my Camry for a year and it's going on year 2 for my Sienna. Easy to install, wipes the windows clean with no streaks, no need for any other window treatment, no noise and cheaper than OE

Originally Posted by 2013FSport

Tell me you have no other *habits* that make this a total bust! Haha!

Originally Posted by AMIRZA786

Here's my reason: OE wiper blades $8.95 x 2= $17.90 plus tax. I usually have to change them (OE) twice a year, $17.90 x 2= $35.80 per year. Let's say I only change them once a year. Total on wiper blades= $17.90 per year.

Now Aero wiper blades from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 $18 for a pair. They last 2 years or more. Total per year: $9. I've already had them on my Camry for a year and it's going on year 2 for my Sienna. Easy to install (15 seconds), wipes the windows clean with no streaks, no need for any other window treatment, no noise and cheaper than OE

Originally Posted by nosurprise

I think the OEM blades cost more than $8. It's the rubber refills that are $8.

Do you really need to change them twice a year? I'm not sure if it's the quality of aftermarket blades or the weather in your area, my OEM refills last at least 3 years; it doesn't rain a lot here, but the sun does dry them out.