Bosch 41921 Excel+ Conventional Wiper Blade; 21" - Single

My wiper blade was starting to get loud and wasn't doing the best job of cleaning my windshield anymore so I picked up one of these Bosch wiper blades. I got it just in time, because it has been raining all week and proved to be a great time to test it out. Installation: Easy. It provides a couple adapters and easy to follow instructions. Performance: Excellent. It's quiet, and does a great job of wiping the windshield. No streaks, no sound. Excellent in rainy conditions. Not sure about snow though. Overall, a great wiper, I will likely buy another. Would recommend.

Sin el paquete superior pero sin daño. Bueno.

I've worked on cars for years. BOSCH EXCEL blades wipe well, and last not just thru the winter but for at least 1 1/2 years. They also resist getting "parked" , which is caused by non-use for long periods of time, resulting in chatting when moving in one direction. I'm sure you've experienced that. I realize I sound like a commercial, but I'm simply happy with and impressed with this product.

I'm on the second set of these and they work as all wipers should. They cost less than half as much as crappy wipers from the auto parts and multipurpose stores. Prior to these I paid three times as much for name brand fancy wipers that go clunk every time the blade changes direction - I find that annoying but had to live with it awhile after spending so much. The first thing I noticed with these Bosch Excel+ is they don't make noise when changing direction and they don't squeak when rain slows down so you don't have to constantly adjust the rheostat (speed control) as the rain speed changes. How long they last really depends on your climate and whether you park outside or in a garage. Garaged in the damp cool Pacific Northwest these last at least 18-24 months before beginning to break down or squeak. Obviously if you're in the desert or park outside the sun will kill the rubber faster.

I've had a lot of cars and trucks... Because of the MN weather I go through at least a set of blades every spring, maybe 2 a year. So, I've tried quite a few kinds. These REALLY wipe nice, and they're short, sturdy, well built. Some blades are real tall, and kind of fold over after a while, leaving you with a good wipe in one direction, and a terrible one in the other. Not these. They wipe smooth and quiet and clean. They make good solid contact all the way across and follow the contour of the windshield well. I don't appreciate the ones you buy that come with a half dozen chunks of plastic to mount them. These are made of steel, although the connector wasn't. They still feel sturdy, and I'm not going to worry about them breaking when I need them most, leaving gouges in my windshield like a cheap line from the local auto parts store did.