OEM GM Wiper Blades

Rain, sleet, and snow can create significant visibility issues, while dust and dirt can make a mess of your windshield. That's why your GM vehicle has a set of windshield wipers up front. If you have an SUV, van, or hatchback, you probably have a single wiper at the rear as well. The wipers are the metal arms that sweep across the glass, clearing away debris and liquids to maintain maximum clarity of your surroundings.

What Wiper Blades Do

However, the wipers would etch permanent grooves into the glass if they were to make direct contact with your windshield. That's why yours have wiper blades attached to them. These rubberized strips cushion the contact, protect the glass surface, and exert the ideal amount of pressure needed to remove obstacles. Unfortunately, though, even the highest quality wiper blades can break down. When this happens, your windshield and wiper arms are in danger of getting damaged.

How to Spot Failing Wiper Blades

Signs of problems include:

• Cracked or broken pieces of wiper blade
• Your wiper bounce as they're in use
• The wipers make chattering noises
• The wipers leave streaks across your windshield

Replace Bad Wiper Blades With Genuine OEM For Best Results

When it's time to change your wiper blades, insist on using the right ones for your model. Those are the ones made by your OEM, since they were made specifically to fit your vehicle. Find your next set in our online auto parts catalog. Order today and we'll ship them right away!