Wiper Blades
Standard J-hook or push-button fittings on most modern cars. The biggest job is identifying the correct length — your handbook or any auto-parts website's number-plate lookup will tell you. Bosch Aerotwin is the quality benchmark.
Lay a folded towel on the windscreen — protects the glass if the wiper arm snaps back.
Bosch Aerotwin or Valeo Silencio give the best wipe quality. Cheap blades streak within weeks.
Don't forget the rear wiper — it's usually a different length and fitting.
Look up your car on Halfords, Eurocarparts or your supplier's website by reg number — they'll list the exact sizes.
Look up your front and rear wiper sizes by reg number on any auto-parts site
Lift each wiper arm until it locks upright
Lay a folded towel under the arm to protect the glass
On J-hook fittings: press the release tab and slide the blade off the hook
On push-button fittings: press the release button and pull the blade off
Slide the new blade on until it clicks securely into place
Lower the arm gently — never let it spring back onto bare glass
Test with washer fluid before driving
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