The original Rain-X glass water repellent dramatically improves wet weather during visibility, but it’s not a substitute for high-quality windshield wipers. That’s why the company offers the ...

As rubber stiffens in cold weather, it becomes less flexible and cannot conform to your windshield as effectively. When wipers aren't making full contact with the glass, a lot of snow and rain ...

Your vehicle’s windshield plays a vital role in both visibility and safety. Whether you're dealing with seasonal temperature ...

By taking the windshield wipers off of the glass and standing them straight up into the air, some people believe that this helps prevent the wipers from sticking to the windshield, making it ...

Windshield wipers help clear the water droplets from the glass, but eventually, they start to wear down. Worn blades can lead to various wiping and streaking issues, which can often make the view ...

If this joint is loose or damaged, it can cause the wipers to move erratically, move partially, or thump against the cowl that covers the motor without ever wiping the glass of the windshield.

Some motorists pull up their windshield wipers in the winter to prevent them from freezing to the glass in snowy or icy weather. It’s true that reconfiguring your wipers in advance makes it ...

and place a cloth along the bottom of the windshield to prevent cracking in case the wiper arm falls on the glass. 2. Look for the release tab either on top of or under the wiper blade ...

Parked cars with their windshield wipers pointed towards the sky are a common sight in cold climates during the winter. It’s a sign that snow and ice is forecasted. Even though it looks a bit ...