You can replace just the rubber blades/inserts as discussed in this thread. Watch the video as well.

https://www.crvownersclub.com/threads/wiper-inserts-for-2023-oem-blades.250115/?post_id=1894502#post-1894502

Wiper rubbers inserts Amazon

 

I am curious, have you actually used these blades on your CR-V?

 

"Wipers" have 4 parts. The arm, the blade, the insert, and the washer. The blade contains the insert. The washer is attached to the arm.

So, you can replace just the rubber insert. Or you can replace the blade including the insert without touching the washer. There are many makers of blades that fit our cars. (Actually only a few with many brand & model names; Trico, Anco, and Michelin wipers (not tires) all have the same owner, First Brands Group.)

Put the wipers in the maintenance position as shown in your owner's encyclopedia. Lift the wiper off the glass, push on the square button, and slide the blade out of the arm. Reverse the process to put the new blade, or old blade with new rubber, back on the arm.

 

I had no luck getting wiper replacements from local auto parts stores. I ordered exact replacements from College Hills Honda. Very satisfied with their service, and their prices are comparable to the replacements the auto parts store THOUGHT my 2024 CRV took (but didn't). Prices are about a year old.

 

Bosch has 7 models of wiper blades that fit our cars. Trico has 16 models plus some of these packaged for Discount Tire. There are others as well that are duplicates packaged for Amazon and other sellers. This count doesn't include the rear blades. Some other brands also fit our cars. Anco, a sister company to Trico, has 3 or 4 models for us, plus rears.

When in an auto parts store or on-line check other years of our sixth-generation CR-Vs, '23 thru '26. Their catalog may not list the current year but the blades are the same. The blade maker's catalog listing may be more accurate than the seller's listing.
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The washer nozzles are attached to the wiper arm. The blade slides off without affecting the washer. Either lift the wipers in the parked position or move them to the maintenance position. Push down on the square button and slide the blade out. Put the correct adapter on the new blade and slide it in until you hear the click. Give it a little tug to assure yourself that it's in place.