Universal Auto Parts Supplier Rain Brush Hybrid Wiper Blade

We attend the Canton Fair, Frankfurt Exhibition, Automobile and Motorcycle Industry Show every year in Malaysia, Algeria, America, Russia, Indonesia, Germany, Brazil, etc. 

1. What’s automobile windshield wiper?

     A windshield wiper is a device used to remove rain, snow, ice and debris from automobile windshield. A wiper generally consists of a metal arm, pivoting at one end and with a long rubber blade attached to the other. Good visibility through your windshield is vital to driving, thus the need for good windshield wipers which cleanly remove debris and water as you drive.

2. How long can wiper blades be used?

     Most experts agree that wiper blades are good for roughly 6 months to a year depending on the climate you are living in and how often you use the windshield wipers.

3. What are some signs that you need to replace your wipers?

      Look for cracks and tears along the wiper edge.

      If the rubber edge is brittle or cracking, it won’t conform to the shape of your windshield.

      If you see or hear skipping or streaking when the blades are in use, that’s another warning sign.

4. What size of wiper blades does your car require?

      Depending on make, mode year of your car. You can find the size of wiper blades on your car manual or measure  your old wiper blades by ruler or measuring tape.

5. How to extend the life of your windshield wipers?

• Drivers can extend the life of wiper blades by performing a bit of routine maintenance. Every time a driver fills the petrol tank, he should get in the habit of cleaning the windshield. Once a month, a driver should wiper the rubber squeegee with a moist towel to brush away road debris and dirt.
• Your driving and parking environment can be a factor in the lifespan of your wiper blades-sun can damage the rubber over time, as can salty and dusty air. The blades on cars parked on the street wear out much faster due to climate conditions than cars stored in a garage.
• Windshield wipers should never be used to de-ice a windshield. Instead, a driver should use the car’s defrost feature to melt the ice or use the appropriate ice scraper.
• A person who lives in a wintry climate should take the time to pull the wipers away from the windshield to keep the ice from freezing the blades in place.