Best wipers for VW Jetta

[Edo123]

Hey guys. Last year the wiper flew off my brand new Jetta while I was driving so I took it to the dealership who replaced it with a new pair. However, this new wiper is extremely squeaky when it moves on the windshield. Don't know what friction it has with the windshield (pun intended) but the two just don't seem to work together very well.

I am pretty sure the dealership screwed me over by putting some cheap aftermarket wipers but its too late to go back to them since the car has since changed province. So just wanted to ask you guys what would you suggest as the best replacement wipers that I can buy online or from a store, since VW is not likely to pay for this repair.

[Sentry]

For the demanding wiper connoisseur.

[Edo123]

Originally posted by Sentry


For the demanding wiper connoisseur.

Wait, which picture am I looking at?

[rizfarmer]

Originally posted by Sentry


For the demanding wiper connoisseur.

Made me lol. You don't see that shit anymore. Do kids still modify cars?

[GTR_Auto]

I have Valeo and Bosch in stock

[Edo123]

Any serious recommendations anyone? I have recently moved to an area where there is hardly a day when it doesn't rain (heavy non stop rain). So a pair of good wipers would be a life saviour.

[GTR_Auto]

as far as I know the two I posted above are your only option due to the specific wiper arm

[Edo123]

Originally posted by GTR_Auto
as far as I know the two I posted above are your only option due to the specific wiper arm

"Specific wiper arm"?

[GTR_Auto]

yes you can't use just any blade. It is a "aero" clip

[Minimalist]

Clean your windshield.

[SOAB]

depending on the year of your jetta, you may be stuck using oem wiper blades because of how the blade mounts to the arm.

[jabjab]

Try Costco, they carry these good wipers that I use on both my cars.

[Edo123]

Originally posted by SOAB
depending on the year of your jetta, you may be stuck using oem wiper blades because of how the blade mounts to the arm.

Its a 2013 Jetta as far as I know it takes those easy clip on clip off wiper blades that come off just by pressing that button in the centre. I used to have a Golf 2007 and man it was a mission to replace wiper blades on it because of the random hook thing.

[n1zm0]

From my experience, the best is always OEM, unless your windshield is in rough shape and completely pitted/scratched.

Just replace wiper inserts whenever they go bad. But I assume you aren't about to go buy a new OEM wipers after your dealership experience.

[gpomp]

I have found OEM to work the best on my of my cars, and usually on the cheaper side too when compared to Canadian Tire or something.

[redblack]

Originally posted by GTR_Auto
I have Valeo and Bosch in stock

What's your price on a set for a 2009 A4