Where can we buy replacement blades online? - Cars & Trucks

When you buy the replacement wiper blades, instructions will be printed on the box. Just follow the instructions.

Most all replacement blades are a multi-universal fit...the replacement blade packaging usually shows many ways to change depending on the model...However, many of your larger Auto Parts Stores like Autozone, OReilly, and Advance will actually change the blades for you...(you can watch) as long as you buy their replacements...Higher price alone does not mean a better wiper blade replacement...depending on your location...my preference is "Winter Blades"...these replacement blades arms are covered with a rubber boot, that reduces ice and snow sticking to metal arms:) Great safety and vision help for your 2002 Tahoe:)

It depends on which style of wiper arm you have. Most auto parts stores will install new wiper blades free - just ask them when you go in to buy.Don't buy the cheapest blades - you get what you pay for! I personally buy Bosch blades - being winter, I get the winter blades. Wiper blades are meant to last only 3 months and the life will be greatly shortened if you have tree sap or chemicals on the glass. Scrape the glass with a razor blade then clean with an alcohol based window cleaner and make sure you wipe the new blades with the alcohol wipe they come with, as most all blades have a chemical coating to delay rubber decay during shipping and pre - sale storage and this coating can cause streaking on your window. You may want to clean your existing blades with alcohol if they wipe good but streak or cause hazing on the windshield. Hope this helps and please rate my solution!!

Wiper blades are held on by a spring loaded clip. You could have one of 2 different blades. Look where the blade attaches to the arm and you will find either a slim piece of metal that will push down on the blade or a small slot. Push the small bar down and pull the blade off at the same time. With the slotted type you will have to use a small screwdriver or something else that will fit in and push down while you pull the blade off the arm. Don't be surprised if they pull off with some difficulty, these things don't seem to be built with precision in mind. Hope this helps.

My advice is to forget changing the rubber. Just buy a complete wiper blade minus the arm. This way although you will spend a little more but avoid the hassle and get an entirely new blade. If you buy a quality blade you will only need to replace it once a year or every other year if the car is kept in a garage. I have been using the Rain X Latitude wiper blade and have found it to be a fantastic blade. After 1 year of use it is as good as the day it was installed. Most blades especially rubber blades start to deteriorate after 6 months. Whatever you buy make sure it is made of silicone and not rubber.

pick blade up and press the pins togethor and pull out and slide the new ones in recommend the rain x blades work really good

Go to your local auto parts store, they have books with all the sizes.

The 1996 Ford Bronco takes a 18" replacement wipers on both drivers side and passenger side. Don't just go by lengths though - when buying windshield wiper blades be sure to always use the application guide book at the store or now-a-days you can Google 'lookup wiper size'.

You want to look this up because correct wiper fit is more than correct length, it's also proper attachement. Not all attachments fit all arms. Using the application guide or looking up wiper size online will avoid headaches of buying the right lengths with the wrong attachements.

The replacement wiper blades will come with step-by-step, illustrated instructions and once you have the instructions and the wiper blades/arms in your hands in front of you, it will all make better sense and will an easy maintenance task. Very simple and takes 5-15 minutes usually not requiring any tools.

If in your budget, upgrade to the newer-style frameless "beam blades" which perform better than conventional framed wipers. I use Trico NeoForm Beam Blades which are fantastic. Hope this helps!

lift the wipers to their "up" position. at the base you will see a small clip, lift up on this clip and let the wiper down slowly while holding out the clip. the wiper will not go all the way down, in this position pull up on the base and the wiper should come free.

The 2006 Toyota RAV4 takes a 24" drivers side, 17" passenger side and has a special 17" rear blade. Don't just go by lengths though - when buying windshield wiper blades be sure to always use the application guide book at the store or now-a-days you can Google 'lookup wiper size'.

You want to look this up because correct wiper fit is more than correct length, it's also proper attachement. Not all attachments fit all arms. Using the application guide or looking up wiper size online will avoid headaches of buying the right lengths with the wrong attachements.

The replacement wiper blades will come with step-by-step, illustrated instructions and once you have the instructions and the wiper blades/arms in your hands in front of you, it will all make better sense and will an easy maintenance task. Very simple and takes 5-15 minutes usually not requiring any tools. If in your budget, upgrade to the newer-style frameless "beam blades" which perform better than conventional framed wipers. I use Trico NeoForm Beam Blades which are fantastic. Hope this helps!

PS: Your question is about the front blades but if you address the rear blade too, this vehicle has what they call a "Roc Lock 2" rear arm. You can go to your dealer or I know Trico makes an "Exact Fit Rear Integral Blade 12-A". There may be others available too. I've got the Trico on my Jeep and it fits/works great.