AERO Voyager 26" + 12" Windshield Wipers, Premium All-Season Automotive Replacement Wiper Blades with Extra Rubber Refills + 1-Year Warranty (Pack of 2)

These are the best wipers, at the best price. They last me about a year, I swap out the blades (provided with every set) and get another year out of them. I buy them for every vehicle. Don't get scammed buying the name brand ones at the part store, there's nothing special in them. These fit great and never chatter.

TL;DR - 100% buy these w/the replacement blades. Install: April 5, 2023, Replacement blades (starting to streak): March 13, 2025 PRO - perform & last 2+ yrs - quiet - cost - environmentally friendlier - replacement blades included and EZ 2 install CON - Sun dries-out plastic - may become brittle & break. Wiper blades can be money pits - cheap blades perform poorly and last <1yr - 'premium brands' last barely a year - both age poorly & get real annoying - Toyota OE Blades last >2yrs, age gracefully but are expensive AeroWipers perform & last as well as Toyota at a fraction of the cost AND come with replacement blades! The installation is super EZ on & off. & my favorite of the 'J'-shaped wiper arms mounting schemes (stand up the cover, insert the J, hook the J over the mate and lock-in the cover) My order was in April 23 and Mar 25 I am replacing the first set of blades. This is even easier than installing and was very satisfying. The originals were still 'OK' but were starting to streak when first turned on (no chatter even when dry). One thing I didn't like was, after 2yrs in SC USA heat/sun the plastic parts of frame started to fade. They were not brittle & still serviceable. I 'oiled' them in hope they will stay 'soft' & not break. Overall - AeroBlades are a rare combination of design, price, quality & eco-smarts. Please consider trying these & keep such companies in business! (I have NO affiliation w/AeroWiper)

These wiper blade inserts get the job done, but they’re not perfect. Installation was fairly easy, and they fit my wiper arms well. They clear the windshield decently and are definitely better than worn-out blades. However, the performance isn’t as smooth as I hoped—sometimes they leave slight streaks, especially in heavier rain. They work fine for light to moderate use, but don’t expect premium performance. Overall, they’re a good value and a decent option if you want a quick, budget-friendly replacement. Just not quite top-tier.

The size is a perfect fit, it wipes very cleanly, and it offers great value for money. If the durability is good, I'll use this brand of wiper blades for our other cars as well.

Fall 2016 update: I've been using AERO blades for a while now, and did another comparison. On my 2010 Hyundai Sonata, 2010 Toyota Rav4, and work vehicles, these blades are still the best blades I've tried in this price point, having compared them to Bosch Icon, Rain-X Latitude, Michelin Stealth, Valeo Frameless, and Motorcraft All-Season. These Aero All-Season blades leave the best streak-free wipe, out of any blade I've used, with no dead spots or streaks for an entire season. For an abuse test, I swapped them out on one of my older vehicles, and they are effective well past 9 months through a reasonably harsh winter. I got almost 1 year 3 months out of one set, before they eventually stopped performing well at the edges. You should replace them every 6 months, but - depending on your climate - you could probably get a full year of use from a single set. Only the Bosch Icons have lasted longer for me (1 year 6 months on a work van), but they didn't perform as good as the Aero All-Seasons did out of the box. After 3 months, to about 5 months, the Aeros and Bosch perform just as well. The Bosh Icons pull ahead just a little at around 6 ~ 7 months, but I usually replace them by then. They are very quiet, even across dry glass, second only to the Bosch Icons. When they are brand new, I get a little skidding when trying to wipe debris off of dry glass, but it stops after one or two regular uses in rain. Once in a while, I'll get one of the 24" blades that is a little stubborn to install, but will eventually go on with a little extra force. Once installed, the blades are fairly easy to remove, but I've never had one fall off. Some of the other blades are VERY difficult to install and VERY difficult to remove (looking at you Rain-X). I like that they're secure, but I want to be able to change them without having to use a tool or excessive force in case I have to make a change away from the garage. The AERO All-Season blades, in all of my comparison tests and extensive use, are my personal favorite for every car in my garage or work fleet. They perform the best from day one, perform well even past 9 months, are one of the quietest, are easy to replace, and are very well priced in a set. Original Review: Well, I've used this through several rough summer and winter seasons; the Aero blades definitely perform as nicely as the Bosch Icon blades, which I liked very much and used for years. The blades perform well just as long as the Icons did, and are actually a little easier to install (the locking cover is a little less stubborn to open when uninstalling). The Icon's are a tad quieter across the windshield in side-by-side tests, but my novice ears honestly couldn't tell any difference if they weren't side-by-side. Applying a little Rain-X to the windshield pretty much neutralized all noise for up to 3 weeks of steady use, during the rainy season. For the price, I'm sticking with the Aero's in my 2010 Rav4 Limited, and 2010 Sonata.

I’m usually a Bosch guy, but I tried a budget alternative and ended up with this wiper. After installation, the driver side left a streak on the first pass; on the second pass it wiped clean, but it still irritated me. I flipped the blade around and that completely solved the problem. It’s actually very quiet and works well at high speed. So far, so good. No idea how long it’ll last, but including the refill it should easily make it at least a year—which is pretty good considering four seasons and harsh, salty winters of MA

I bought a set for my wife's Toyota RAV4 and a set for my Toyota Tacoma they lasted a year and performed as good as a leading brands they did develop some streaking a little bit around the 10 month mark but done extremely well now we live in Tennessee the winters are not that harsh but it does get hot from last of May to the mid October but I'm very happy with the product they work well for half the price and you get a set of refills which lasted another year I highly recommend them good product. And never experienced any breakage the old ones when I change them out or still doing pretty good with no breakage.

3/25 update - it’s easy to catch the blade lock with a snow brush. That happened and the blade came off. I located the blade behind the hood and got it reattached with electrical tape until I bought new Bosch blades that use a different locking system. See the last photo on the far right. 11/23 update. I traded in my 2019 Mazda CX-9 & bought a 2023 Hyundai Palisade. I also dumped the 2017 STI mentioned below. The OEM Palisade wiper blades were junk. Based on past experience, I bought these blades again. Installing wiper blades is usually simple. Not a a 2023 Palisade but that’s not the fault of these excellent and inexpensive wiper blades which continue to be excellent on my Palisade. Original review: Amazing performance and price. I installed these blades on a 2017 WRX STI in May of 2019. It’s now June, 2022 and the blades are finally giving up. UV has finally caused the end caps to fall off (see photos) and the covers on the blade can slide off. The covers haven’t actually come off yet and amazingly, the blades still wipe fine. More remarkable is there has been a $3 price DROP on a pair of these blades between 2019 and 2022. Inflation is currently insane and these folks have dropped their price - astonishing. I’ve also used them on my 2019 Mazda CX-9 with equally good results. The STI and Mazda weathered through 3 harsh Buffalo, NY winters and these blades work great in snow, ice, slush and rain. I’ve used Trico, Bosch, Anco and other so-called “high end” blades and none compare to this Aero product. Hope that helps.