Just had an email from the company confirming that the blades have been posted so soon as i get them fitted i will let you know what they're like.
Thanks for all the help guys
Thanks for all the help guys
I was going to take some pics but desided against it,a bit dark now but will get some pics up tomorrow if i don't get beaten to it.ksher said:Can someone post pictures please?
best I have right now (old but still the same after fitting new ones today):ksher said:Can someone post pictures please?
I see what you mean but the small amount of the screen they miss is neither in the line of sight of the passenger or the driver.Had a run out this morning and with heavy spray on the A1 the wipers performed excellently and they do look much better than the standard bladesfraserbottomley said:I bought a set of the aero blades from wiperblades.com, their own brand. However, as has been mentioned, the blade didn't follow the curve of the windscreen properly at the far passenger side; around 3" is just sat in mid air. I can't stand anything like that so took them straight off.
Strange as my wipers (also wiperblades.co.uk own brand) barely miss any of the screen, certainly not any worse than the standard OEM wipers that came off. I assumed most/all wiper blades don't cope too well with the curve in the screen. Doesn't bother me in the least either.Redzedfour said:I see what you mean but the small amount of the screen they miss is neither in the line of sight of the passenger or the driver.Had a run out this morning and with heavy spray on the A1 the wipers performed excellently and they do look much better than the standard bladesfraserbottomley said:I bought a set of the aero blades from wiperblades.com, their own brand. However, as has been mentioned, the blade didn't follow the curve of the windscreen properly at the far passenger side; around 3" is just sat in mid air. I can't stand anything like that so took them straight off.![]()
a11y said:Strange as my wipers (also wiperblades.co.uk own brand) barely miss any of the screen, certainly not any worse than the standard OEM wipers that came off. I assumed most/all wiper blades don't cope too well with the curve in the screen. Doesn't bother me in the least either.Redzedfour said:I see what you mean but the small amount of the screen they miss is neither in the line of sight of the passenger or the driver.Had a run out this morning and with heavy spray on the A1 the wipers performed excellently and they do look much better than the standard bladesfraserbottomley said:I bought a set of the aero blades from wiperblades.com, their own brand. However, as has been mentioned, the blade didn't follow the curve of the windscreen properly at the far passenger side; around 3" is just sat in mid air. I can't stand anything like that so took them straight off.![]()
You'd think that living north of the border I'd need my wipers more than southern members, but honestly mine have been fine! I use them with Rain-X though. No squeaks. I must be luckygannet said:I found their own brand ones to be rather wanting... many parts missed and they squeaked.... hence they have just been replaced.
I use Halfords equivalent of Rain-X too... you must just be lucky - or Im unluckya11y said:You'd think that living north of the border I'd need my wipers more than southern members, but honestly mine have been fine! I use them with Rain-X though. No squeaks. I must be luckygannet said:I found their own brand ones to be rather wanting... many parts missed and they squeaked.... hence they have just been replaced.![]()