People have often ignored one of the most important parts of your car --The Wiper Blades. Although it is always right in front of us, we don't pay attention to its state and to change the new ones.

The wiper blades contribute more than any other part of your car to keep driving safely.  When it’s raining or snowing, you use the wiper blade to keep your front and back windshields clear, so the driver always sees what is in front of or behind us.

The time goes by, and the more we use them, then the Windshield wiper blades  will be worn out and stop working the best they can.

The wiper blade's use-life will be affected by the ozone, contaminants in the air, sunlight, and dirt contribute. With that deterioration, your blades will not keep your view clearly and unobstructed. Just like having a chip or crack in your windshield, wiper blade deterioration makes it dangerous when you are driving.

The weather is another culprit for wearing down your wiper blades. With freezing temperatures, the rubber of your wiper blades becomes hard and brittle. Hard and brittle blades are more likely to crack or tear, making them ineffective. On the other hand, the hot weather will make the rubber of the wiper blade warped, then it can’t wipe the windshield as cleanly.

When we’re driving, we encounter a lot of debris across our windshields: dust, abrasives, grime from the road, bugs – all of these wear away the sharp edge of the wiper blade. Gradually, the flat surface of the wiper blade that’s needed will be worn down.

The rubber of your wiper blades also wears down over time, regardless of the amount of use. The rubber blade will eventually lose its flexibility.

There are lots of reasons your wiper blades can be worn down, so it’s important to replace your wiper blades every 6 months, wherever you live.

You should also replace your blades if you notice them skipping, streaking, splitting, and squeaking.

If you have questions about your wiper blades, need them replaced, or need a replacement windshield, contact us.