Despite darkness and wet conditions, Bosch FOCUS™ windshield wiper blades provide optimal night clarity and enhance safer driving.

Bosch – Icon wipers are the best-looking blades we found. If you've got a windshield with curves that other wipers can't follow, Bosch probably fits better. This is a premium wiper, but it's not the most expensive we tested. Performance from the Icon is very good, and this is the most-recommended brand we found.

Driver side always has an “A” part number. Passenger side can have an “A” or “B” part number depending on the vehicle. Blades with a “B” part number have a greater curvature specifically designed to wrap around the passenger side window for greater visibility and clarity.

#1 Best Performance: Bosch. #2 Best Value: Aero. #3 Best For Heavy Rain: Rain-X. #4 Best Hybrid Blade: Michelin.

To obtain superior performance from wiper blades, Bosch's recommended replacement interval is approximately 12 months, and this can shorten dramatically if vehicles see consistent use in adverse conditions.

Silicone blades are built to last up to twice as long as conventional ones, and that durability can help them perform better than rubber blades in demanding conditions. However, silicone blades are still more expensive than normal rubber.

Wipertech windscreen wipers are designed using Aeroflex technology, which minimises wind lift and enhances wiping performance even at high speeds. The following are some of the unique features that make them the best wiper blades in all of Australia.

The short answer is YES! For one thing, they will end up costing you less money in the long run and will function better when you need them. You may have had the unwelcome experience of driving in extreme rain only to discover that your old windshield wiper blades are too worn to work properly.

A: "oe" is original equipment. It may vary by vehicle, but "a" is driver side, and sometimes fits passenger also. "B" is for passenger side only .

A is Drivers side, B is Passengers side, OE is Original Equipment. That may be correct for your vehicle, if that is what there listing states. Depends on the windscreen curvature differences between each side of the car.

Ideally, your wiper blades should last between a year to two years. If you drive more than the national average of a little over 14,000 miles per year, your windshield wipers might have a shorter life span. However, if your wiper blades are damaged or are not cleaning your windshield, have them replaced immediately.

Natural rubber blades are used by the majority of wiper suppliers and are what you'll find on virtually every new car and there's a reason for this. They tend to cause the least streaky, squeaking or smearing, and clear water best. Natural rubber blades are the most durable and best-performing option available.