http://estore.honda.com/honda/parts/select-your-honda.asp can provide every part number on your car. But they are just wiper blades; no need to use official (overpriced) Honda parts.

 

I ditched my OEM right away and bought Rain-X ones. There are other good brands out there.

 

I've heard that some of the aftermarket blades don't do well with the curve of the windshield, and will streak after a short time. If you don't mind, how long have you had the Rain-X blades installed, and are they still working well? Thanks in advance!

 

I've heard that some of the aftermarket blades don't do well with the curve of the windshield, and will streak after a short time.

I have not seen a response to this - so can i assume the most new blade only replacements don't have the concern listed above?

 

The OEM wiper blade INSERTS (not the entire blade) have always been the best ones to buy.

They are inexpensive (for the 2017, a kit of both L&R lists for ~$13 USD, and Bernardi sells them for ~$8.50 USD). Many parts countermen will change them for you also.

http://www.bernardiparts.com/Honda-Front-Windshield-Wiper-Inserts-CRV__WIPERINSERTKIT-CRV.aspx

I keep a spare set on hand.

 

The OEM wiper blade INSERTS (not the entire blade) have always been the best ones to buy.

They are inexpensive (for the 2017, a kit of both L&R lists for ~$13 USD, and Bernardi sells them for ~$8.50 USD). Many parts countermen will change them for you also.

http://www.bernardiparts.com/Honda-Front-Windshield-Wiper-Inserts-CRV__WIPERINSERTKIT-CRV.aspx


I keep a spare set on hand.

I went there to order a set for my 2016 EX-L. They only cost $9.02 but the shipping is $17.37. I think 26.39 is a "little" high.

 

Thanks, i bought the trico performance one, still i keep the old wipers just in case that i will need them.

 

Exactly what I am doing, when it comes to the unimportant things, and wipers may be important or not to some.

I find them on Ebay at times to be the same and less money. I do need to go get some Bladed for mt other car and I normally get 6 at a time pairs.

 

Bernardi usually offers FREE SHIPPING around November. That's when I order the HEAVY stuff, like fluids and coolant. BwaaHaaHaa...

 

i've used bosch icons for all my cars and they last longer than i expected.

 

Could you tell me which size of Bosch Icons wiper blades you used (both front and rear)? Thank you!!

 

I have switched to silicon wipers on my three older cars and probably will on my new CR-V when the originals need replacing.

 

has anyone tried these aero wiper blades? these can be ordered on amazon.com http://aerowiper.com/

 

Looks same as Bosch Icon. What's the difference?

 

I had a set of PIAA silicone inserts on my Acura and it lasted like 3 years or more. I have Rain-X on them now, the PiAA silicone was so far the best. Using inserts is best value and performance.

 

Actually, waxing my windshield acts just like Rain-X.

For wipers I go Family Dollar and buy Blue Coral for 5 dollars each
and they have proven (to me) to be very good wipers.
For 10 dollars I can have brand new wipers that clean as good
as any other wipers that cost big bucks. I've used them for years.

 

True but in my experience Rain-X lasts a lot longer than any wax I have tried and it also has repels water better than Wax.

Rob

 

Hi, I didn't replace my wiper blades yet, but a few days ago I was searching the best one for my car after I got it broken. Then I got a list of the best wiper blades here and bought it.

 

I, too, am a fan of Rain-X.

 

I disliked the oems but didnt want to change since they were new. Now i’m coming up on a year so i went and replaced ours finally.

I changed the rear with the oem insert & for the fronts I went with
Bosch Envision, which is their new flagship line

They are expensive BUT amazing in the rain
Guaranteed not to streak, have a sensor on them that when it turns yellow its time to replace

The day after i put them on we got a horrible downpour and it cut right through, anxious to see how they are in snow in a few months!

 

I only buy the cheap wiper inserts, so i change them every year at around end of November (normally they last up to the next rainy season). Thus I have new blades for the rainy days (2 or 3 months) each time. Been doing that for all my cars since I could remember. Nothing beats brand new wiper blades. My logic is why buy 3 times more expensive blades that last 3 years when I can have new ones each year or two. (hint: don't put wax or the like on your windshield so it stays smooth IMHO)

 

Last time I changed blades on our old 2003, I got the Bosch flex blades which replace the whole multi-jointed standard types. Very impressed and not expensive. I don't know yet about longevity.

 

I just bought Bosch Icon for my 2017-EX, from Amazon. Heard so many good reviews & recommendation from some of my friends. Let's see how good they are

 

Icons are great, envisions are the new higher end icon

 

Just don't throw the OEM arms away...arn:

 

I agree with this! Been there done that! Learned. Now I trade cars when they need new wipers! JK! :rofl:

 

yeah, i still keeping 'em

 

How do I get replace the rear wiper blade on my Honda 2017 CR-V. I can't locate a lever to detach the blade. What am I missing.

 

You can replace just the rubber -https://youtu.be/dpOYMVqGSbk
or they sell one on the arm where u just unclip it like the fronts