Wiper Blades
Honda Wiper Blades: What You Need to Know
The Types Available
You can order three online these days, generally -- either conventional, beam, or hybrid.
- Conventional wiper blades are made of either rubber or silicone, and they attach to a metal frame. They're designed for normal, everyday driving, and you replace them at six-month intervals.
- Beam wiper blades are made of solid rubber. They're designed for close conformity to a windshield's contours, and they last somewhat longer than conventional.
- Hybrid wiper blades have rubber-coated metal frames for versatility and weather-resistance, and they work a lot like the beam variety.
Whatever the kind, it'll have one of a few different types of connectors, too -- usually, either hook, clamp, or pin.
The Signs it's Time to Change Them
They include:
- Cracks in their rubber
- Streaks left behind during use
- Squeaking and chattering noises
- Failing blade adhesive
Which Ones You Need
Those Honda makes for your car, truck, SUV, or van specifically. Install new ones and see for yourself how well they work. You can order a set online, right here.
Why Genuine OEM Wiper Blades are the Best Choice for Your Honda
The answer's simple: they're designed guaranteed to fit it. We've got a catalog full of plenty of options. Browse by model and year to find what's compatible -- it's as easy as a few clicks. Buy today, and we'll ship to your address in no time.
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