Michelin High Performance All Season Wiper Blade - 19" Replacement Windshield Wiper Blades (2219)

Michelin High Performance All Season Wiper Blade Combo: These wiper blades are a great middle tier wiper blade. They are not the best that I have used and they are not the worst ones I have used. Since Michelin is a well known brand, they have a good reputation for their products. These wiper blades are easy to install, I put them on my 2007 Toyota Tacoma and they fit the universal connector that is on my truck. They I have used them once in the rain and multiple times with spraying the windshield washer fluid and both times they worked great. With the rain, they didn't leave any streaks and they didn't miss any parts of the windshield, they hugged the windshield with even pressure on all of it. When spraying my windshield with the washer fluid, the wiper blades were able to dislodge and scrap away the residue/dirt that was on my windshield with minimal passes. I am not sure how they will do in the snow but they seem to be working well in the spring and summer time currently. I have not had any issues so far and I am confident that they will last longer than most of the cheaper brands out there.

officially hurracaine season has began in florida. So i need to have a new wiper blades to can see during strong rain ans storms. This size fit in my husband car chevrolet equinox 2009 perfect and make a great job leaving thw glass perfect. I wont be able to try them on snow, because I dont think I could ever see snow in Miami lol, but for the rainy months we have here , they performe excellent Very fast shipping and super easy instalation. !!! Great product from michellin I wansnt able to show you in a video how they worked in my car, but I hope you can see it, ib the screen shots I uploaded.

Fits my '02 Kia Spectra perfectly. Great value and good quality. You should replace your windshield wipers every 6 months because that thin strip of rubber gets weathered quickly. So don't spend a lot of money on them. Car parts On-line at Walmart are now a viable option to traditional car parts stores. but only if you have enough to buy to get free shipping.

The Michelin 18" Traditional Wiper Blades are really good. I put them on my old 81 Ford F150 pickup truck and 85 Plymouth Voyager van. They go on very easy by just inserting them over the holding pin and snapping down on the hold down clip. In fact, it was harder getting the old blades off than putting the new blades on. As far as performance goes, the new blades do a clean wipe with no streaks afterward. They also followed the window contour without any skip over areas. They are very quiet compared to my old blades if noise is of any of your concern. I was highly satisfied with the change and would recommend them giving them a 5 star rating.

Don't expect these to last much more than a year, but if you read the fine print, no wiper does. With that in mind, you can't beat the price for this yearly maintenance item!

I've had this wiper blade on my car for a year and a half now. It does not streak or show any signs of aging. I park my car outside so these wiper blades have endured a 100+ degree summer and 20 degree winter. For $7, you can't buy a better blade.

I needed a pair of blades for my car desperately as my current ones were falling apart and luckily I received these Michelin ones in time. The instructions were very clear on how to install them to my car. It took maybe a minute or blade to remove the old and replace with the new so really no time at all. The blade were flexible and seemed very durable overall. Time will tell how long they last though we've been getting a ton of rain and they do an excellent job of keeping my windshield clear.

Super easy to install ! And super affordable why pay more when you have these amazing wind shield wipers .

After only a couple months of use in a not so rainy/area these have completely fell apart and scratched my windshield horribly. Spend the couple extra bucks and get the rain x and you won't end up with a scratched windshield like me

After about a month of light use, the rubber began to separate from both ends of the wiper. It appears paper-thin and flimsy. Luckily, I noticed it before further separation caused a scratch on my windshield. 750,000 wipes? Not hardly. And, oh yes, contrary to the manufacturer's claim, the wiper does not lock in place on a J-hook. You just push it on and hope it stays there. It could easily work loose and fly off the windshield. The blade didn't last long enough for this to happen to me, but the potential was certainly there. Goes without saying I won't be buying these again.