Posted on 11/29/2024
It’s pouring rain, and you flick on your windshield wipers, expecting a clear view ahead—but instead, streaks, smudges, or even patches of untouched water make it hard to see. Sound familiar? While wiper blades might not seem important to your car, they keep you safe during bad weather. If they’re not working as they should, it’s time to figure out why. Common Reasons Your Wiper Blades Aren’t Performing Well If your wipers are leaving water behind or creating a streaky mess, it could be due to one or more common issues. Let’s dig into what might be causing the problem. Worn or Damaged Blades Over time, wiper blades take a beating from exposure to sunlight, extreme temperatures, dirt, and grime. The rubber can crack, harden, or tear, which affects how effectively the blades can press against the glass. If your blades look brittle or the edges are uneven, it’s probably time for a replacement. Dirty Wi ... read more