Replacing wiper blades can be intimidating to the uninitiated. Follow 
 these steps.

If your windshield wiper blades leave streaks and smears, or if they scrape and chatter even with plenty of moisture, you could need new wiper blades.

Remember that the two front wiper blades of some vehicles are different sizes, so make sure you replace them correctly. Replacing the rear wiper blade of your car ...

Our picks for replacement wiper blades make it easy to browse, shop, and compare the best silicone and rubber wipers and their pricing. Best of all, all the wiper manufacturers and most online ...

In freezing conditions make sure the wipers aren’t stuck to the windshield or rear screen before use, as this could tear the rubber blade or cause damage to the wiper motor unit. How to change a ...

If the wiper skips over certain spots, even with a new blade, chances are the hinge is binding from corrosion. It's most common on rear window wipers because they're used less often.

I had to replace the rear beam-style blade on my 1994 Chrysler Voyager (shown at the top of this post), but upon initially seeing how my arm is set up, I was a bit concerned.

Replacing Windshield Wiper Blades Most cars don’t require tools to replace windshield wiper blades; you’ll need only both hands. Locate the blades on your car and lift the wiper arms into the air.

Replacing windshield wiper blades depends on a few factors, but most experts recommend replacing them within a certain timeframe.

Replacing your own windscreen wipers could save a few hundred rands, but it's not always as simple. News24 Motoring contributor Stuart Johnston shares some sound advice about a car's wiper blades.

Checking and replacing your wiper blades is one of the easiest maintenance jobs you can do on your car. Here’s how to do it… You should change your wipers every year. It’s easy to tell when ...