As professionals in the automotive industry, we know: worn wipers — they’re a safety risk.

Rain starts falling, visibility drops, and that’s when the quality of your wiper matters most.

Here are the some simple signs it’s time to replace them:

1.Streaks on the windshield

If your wipers leave lines or patches of water, the rubber is likely worn or hardened.

2.Chattering or squeaking

A noisy wipe usually means uneven pressure or a cracked rubber edge.

3. Visible cracks or discoloration

Sunlight, ozone, and heat gradually damage the rubber, even if you rarely use your wipers.

4. Juddering

When the wiper blade jumps across the glass, it’s lost flexibility and can’t maintain full contact.

Pro Tip: Replace your wiper blades every 6–12 months, depending on climate and driving conditions.

A clear windshield isn’t just about comfort — it’s about safety.
Better visibility means better reaction time and fewer risks on the road.