26" 22" 13" Windshield Wiper Blades Replacement for Mercedes-Benz GLE350 / GLE450 / GLE580 2020 2021 2022 2023 Premium All Weather Front Rear Wipers Set - OEM Quality (Pack of 3)

Needed to replace the wipers on my car. Hasd the same ones on since I got the car 6 years ago.Also time to get the care inspected and KNEW they would not pass the wipers but did not want the care dealer to relace them as they would have been costly.Didn't realize how bad the old wioers were. Very clear and no smears.Perfection and very easy to install. Only had an issue with the back wiper. Could not figure out how to take off the old one but found a You Tube DIY video and switched it out in 5 minutes.Recommend these! Perfection

I have a 2016 Kia soul +I hate trying to find all the different sizes at stores and finally looked on Amazon. These are AMAZING. Great prices for all 3 that are needed. Easy to install. The blades are covered for protection (take off the bright green slip). They glide over my windows like butter. I will never buy a different brand again. Every rainstorm I can see so well. It cleans the water off extremely well

I have a vehicle that is two years old and desperately needed new wiper blades. We were short on time trying to get to a store to get new ones, so we decided to try these. They are the best windshield wipers I have had. Even brand new, the wipers on my car weren't as good as these. I used them on a VW Taos. Would 100% buy again.

I got the 3 Windshield Wiper Blades by Windsmile the other day for my 2005 Hyundai Tucson - the front 24 and 16 inch, and 1 rear 12 inch hatch blade. Overall, I like them. I followed Instructions and cleaned my windows (with a paper towel and window cleaner), BEFORE installing them. I don't replace my blades every year, and don't use them much, as I don't drive much. I probably should, but I have 2 vehicles and honestly, I usually wait until there's a problem or obvious need for a change. The most common example that motivates me to change them are when they begin making an annoying chattering sound, when turned on. Or, if they're really old, the rubber edge of a blade will sometimes start to tear off. Or, I have also more than once, broken one in Winter, trying to pull one from the windshield that was frozen to it. In fact, if I know I'll have rain and then frozen temps, I sometimes lift the wipers and leave them in the up position, to prevent that. And, although I usually replace my own blades, many auto part stores will install them free if you buy from them. (Of course, they charge 2x3 times the cost, so it's not quite "free"). Anyway, because there's often 2-3 years or more between changes, and, vehicles will sometimes have a different attachment point and type, it almost always takes me about 15 minutes or more, to discover / remember how they come off and back on. It's usually easier with a small, flat blade screwdriver, and thin gloves can prevent your hands from getting too cold, or cut changing them. It is not something that you should normally do when you are short on time, as it's easier to make a mistake when you're rushed. Now, the reason for the latest change, was due to chattering blades on the front. - And we tried cleaning the blades with glass cleaner, but it didn't work. The front went on fine!Rear Blade: But, the rear hatch one did not, and I'm not sure why. - I do not know if my old blade ARM was missing a part or had a broken linkage part- quite possible. So, I kept my new Rear blade, and actually installed one of my old Front ones - the shortest of the 2, onto the Rear, using a part from an old blade that I was going to discard anyway. I do not know if it will work, or stay on. But it's worth a try, especially on the rear, as it's not that critical to viewing through. I then waited a couple days, and on my next drive, the new Front blades worked, and wiped the windshield quietly, so that was my main concern. - During the Summer, I will revisit the rear blade, and see if I can get the new one on. I will also look around and see if the wiper ARM is available, like from RockAuto.com - who have low product prices, many brands, and near complete choice of parts, but expensive shipping.

Okay these are amazing! I like them even more than my name brand ones. I hate driving in the rain and these make the visibility streak free. The look high quality and I would expect them to last, but I've only had them for a month, so I can't speak on that.

I purchased these wipers for my 2011 Honda CR V because the ones that I purchased at a large store didn’t fit although they said they would. These wipers fit it perfectly and was an absolute breeze to put on. I would definitely purchase these again!!

Just installed a set of 3 on a 2004 Pilot. I buy Honda wiper refills always but i installed a set of these on a friend’s Civic weeks ago and was very impressed with the quality and they raved over how they clean their windshieldSo i installed these and am again impressed, Solid quality. And should do a wonderful jobA steal for the money

Arrived quickly. Box is L shaped just note and blades come somewhat bent, but they are so flexible it really causes no issue. Been having trouble finding decent blades that work with GM pinch tab style because some are so fragile the plastic breaks the first ice and snow you get. Time will tell how these hold up, but the front two snapped in place what feels reasonably well, and it appears to have a fairly solid plastic body to it. I might have liked a more forceful insertion and more spring retention at the back two prongs, but they don't fall out and the tabs didn't break. Of course it wasn't 20 below when I did them, but 20 above, so they ought not break. They don't cover over the top of the arm end like some do to stop ice from getting in, it's all below it inside. But winter is winding down so maybe it's a don't care. They wipe cleanly like any new one should. They contour well to the windshield. Ultimately, time will be the test. The rear ones on the other hand, I fought with for 30 minutes trying to get the rusty old ones out. You need a mirror taped on the hatch window to see what you are doing, and I needed penetrating oil and scraping of the insides. You can't get your fingers in there very well. You need a tool. The release tab was too rusted around it to release. Eventually it came off. The new one didn't snap in very strongly. It wouldn't snap in at all at first without lots of jamming it into the J-hook and taking it off again to coax the tab for more tension. The latch a little small and weak I think, but eventually held. I hope it holds in place long term.