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The Scrubblade platinums work and I actually installed 18” blades and they fit also.
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Back in the day before Rain-X and such we would clean n wax our windshields. When done you drive in the rain and not need the wipers...I tried upgrading the originals to Bosch. Can confirm none of them fit, and even the ones that were guaranteed didn’t fit and now I have to go back and get my money back.
the originals on mine are leaving streaks after a roadtrip from Mass. to TN. Lots of bugs plus the upright windshield have left the wiper blade looking like a bread knife. I suppose I’ll get oem ones, but I think the originals kinda stink.
Looking closely it looks like the blade itself should be replacable, so should be cheap enough to carry spares.
Back in the day before Rain-X and such we would clean n wax our windshields. When done you drive in the rain and not need the wipers...
The additives to your washer bottle help but, IMO it leaves a build up where the wipers dont go, then you need to clean with Windex.
I’m going to give them a try. I’ve had them bookmarked for months.The Scrubblade platinums work and I actually installed 18” blades and they fit also.
I ordered a pair last month with a coupon. They had them the next day.I haven't checked lately, but at the 10K service in March I asked for them to replace and they told me they were out of stock and back ordered. Anyone check at their parts dept recently?
Yup. They’re cheap and decently priced. Get a bug deflector if you need an upgrade.Just buy the Motorcraft ones. I’ve never been an OEM wiper guy, but these are the easiest I’ve ever encountered.
The Bronco is my first Ford so the blade mount type was new to me. It's called Pinch Tab. Some wipers across brands include additional adapters to make it fit, some won't fit no matter what configuration. Rain-X Silicone AdvantEdge fit mostly but didn't feel completely secure. Trico Force ones snapped in via an adapter and fit like they're supposed to. Get Motorcraft ones to take the guesswork out of it or expect at least some trial and error.I bought a pair of Michelin blades at Costco and had to return them because they wouldn't stay clipped in. The Ford ones secure differently than the universal aftermarket ones. Is Motorcraft still the way to go?
Dang, good catch, back up to $11.53 now. Still not a terrible price for a windshield wiper (hate to think of what the last set of Bosch Icons were, and I got a damn good deal on them)
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=12878237&cc=3448310&pt=8852&jsn=8
Procrastination paid off. Just bought a set. Now 2 left on closeout @ Rock Auto. Plus they can ship USPS for $3.99
Under $12 for two new OEM blades shipped.
They have Trico Ultras for $8.05/ea. Shipping is what gets you on Rock Auto though.Dang, good catch, back up to $11.53 now. Still not a terrible price for a windshield wiper (hate to think of what the last set of Bosch Icons were, and I got a damn good deal on them)