Aftermarket Wipers?
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Aftermarket Wipers?
So I need a new pair of wiper blades and normally, for wiper blades, I would just go to AutoZone, find a pair that fit my car, look for a decent price and then check out but when I last went to the dealer for an oil change they thought it important to note that amongst other things that my wipers were "aftermarket."
Personally, I don't really care about aftermarket wipers or not but maybe there is something I'm not aware of for G35s (Only been an owner 2.5 months).
Any thoughts? Should I go the OEM or aftermarket wiperblades?
Ivan
Personally, I don't really care about aftermarket wipers or not but maybe there is something I'm not aware of for G35s (Only been an owner 2.5 months).
Any thoughts? Should I go the OEM or aftermarket wiperblades?
Ivan
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Try using the search function.
I am pretty sure I saw a few threads on this already.
That being said I have had good luck with Rain-X wipers on my old Lexus and I am using Bosch expensive something or another on my car now.
As the guy at Orileys Auto said they have lasted him 2 years. We shall see.
I think the Bosch blades are like 15+ dollars and the Rain X are like 10-15. I wonder what the Stealership will charge u.
OEM wipers.. thats silly... Its rubber... There is nothing special about these wipers..
I am pretty sure I saw a few threads on this already.
That being said I have had good luck with Rain-X wipers on my old Lexus and I am using Bosch expensive something or another on my car now.
As the guy at Orileys Auto said they have lasted him 2 years. We shall see.
I think the Bosch blades are like 15+ dollars and the Rain X are like 10-15. I wonder what the Stealership will charge u.
OEM wipers.. thats silly... Its rubber... There is nothing special about these wipers..
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