Weird how some people have fine with the Rain Xs and some have troubles. I never have had a problem with my Latitudes, even in the wettest of snow. I do get some ice buildup, but it is to be expected with the windshield how it is.
The back wiper from the factory works fine for me, if and when I use it. |
Trico Beam Blades
Take a look at either the Trico NeoForm beam blade or the Trico Tech Beam Blade. I personally use both on my two vehicles - fantastic. Trico just announced a $15 rebate on a pair of NeoForms or $10 rebate on a pair of Techs. Either way, you get the pair for under $20. Thru May 15 2010.
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never tried the other brands... I use Rain-x Latitude exclusively and i love their performance, on and off the road. Mudding, rain, snow, sleet, salt, none of it stops me from moving at highway speeds. The only downfall is when your car is started up in the range of 15-20 degrees F and you try to use them you get no results, but then again its stupid to do that so yea... As long as you run the defroster for a bit your good to go. Also i have a nice habit of mixing my windshield washer fluid with BugBGone, rain-x window treatment, and windshield deicer and it's a miracle concoction. You can get all of this at a local walmart, or at least i did.
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Lol
[quote=BlackH3NJC;220125i have a nice habit of mixing my windshield washer fluid with BugBGone, rain-x window treatment, and windshield deicer and it's a miracle concoction.[/quote]
Please don't light any matches while you're concocting this!! |
Originally Posted by White08H3
(Post 197152)
Using Rain X Latitude right now and they are the best I have used. They stick to the windshield like glue. Only thing is they are pretty expensive. I paid almost 20 bucks each.
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Hummer H3 Wiper Sizes
Originally Posted by White08H3
(Post 197171)
I got them from Autozone in Waterbury. I had a heck of time finding the H3 size. I think it is 16" and 17", but double check. I tried Pep Boys and they didn't have my size, but they carry them. You can try the Danbury Wal-Mart, they are suppose to carry them.
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cold weather wiper problem
Thanks for all of the wiper comments and cold/snow related problems. Just took off higher end contoured blade per suggestions and replaced with lowest end blade with "conventional metal backbone" wiper and so far problem solved. Nine degrees and steady snow left windshield a mess.
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Originally Posted by peakstoprairie
(Post 306023)
Thanks for all of the wiper comments and cold/snow related problems. Just took off higher end contoured blade per suggestions and replaced with lowest end blade with "conventional metal backbone" wiper and so far problem solved. Nine degrees and steady snow left windshield a mess.
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