Piaa 96138 Aero Vogue Silicone Wiper Blade - 15"" 380mm (Pack of 1)"

PIAA Wipers. I had my last set on my truck for almost 5 years... And I drive about 70 miles a day, round trip... I just put a new set on, as one had a hail issue and was about to break off... Best wipers I have ever owned. Yeah, a little pricey, but given the fact I was 5 years in and only had an issue due to a hailstone, I cannot complain... Probably the last wipers you will ever have to buy... Yeah, they're that good... And I was a mechanic... Takes a lot to get that from me.

Very good item works nice and quiet

I purchases the 24" and 19" PIAA Aero Vogue Silicon wipers for my mom's 2005 Camry. It has been using Bosch Icon wipers for the past 3 years and have worked well, but a recent storm cracked the windshield and had to be replaced. When that was done, I installed the new PIAA wipers. They do an amazing job since they are made from silicon. It cleans the water off, does not streak or chatter, and there is no noise. It was a toss up between the Aero Vogue and the Si-Tech, but the Aero Vogue is still made in Japan while the Si-Tech is now being made in Vietnam (lower quality).On a side note, I did try PIAA wipers on my 2009 Altima. The Aero Vogue 26 or 28" on the drivers side and 17" on the passenger side, but due to the curvature of the glass, several inches of the blade do not even touch the glass. I then tried the Si-Tech 26" and 17" on the Altima, and they do it and make full contact with the glass. But when used at high wiper speed, part of the wiper place arm is turning under and makes a loud squeaking noise. So I ended up buying a new pair of Bosch Icons for the Altima.

Love it! It’s a Piaa! And it doesn’t have to be lights! Wipes windshield clean!I need 3 of them! 2 are 14” and 1 is 16” ! It’s an fj cruiser with a big windshield! 😎 it’s also slim and not bulky!

Will buy again.

They work perfectly and reduce shaking when turned on. I had Rain-X blades for the past couple of months, but they performed poorly because the ends of the blades shook while in use. However, PIAA blades are somewhat expensive.

Been using PIAA wipers for decades. My last set on my Land Cruiser lasted over 5yrs. That’s super impressive for several reasons, but mainly because I live in Portland Oregon where it rains a lot.

I recently decided to try PIAA's silicone wipers, and this is the model I chose. Intending to order directly from PIAA, I had technical difficulty with their order page. When I contacted PIAA, they said the simplest solution was to order through amazon, and so I did.They arrived right before departure for a week long road trip from New Mexico, through Arizona, Nevada, and California in the month of April when weather patterns in the intermountain west can be volatile. When the package arrived, one wiper had clearly been previously opened. Neither wiper included the windshield silicone prep pad, nor the selection of adaptors to assure the blades would fit on any car—both of which PIAA provides with each wiper blade they sell.Knowing I couldn't possibly get amazon to respond in time for my departure, I chose to call PIAA again. I explained my problem, and my urgency. We both understood that the issue was amazon's responsibility, not PIAA's. Nonetheless, the customer care person at PIAA made the gracious offer to send the adaptor kit and the prep packets to help me out. I suggested that priority mail was significantly faster than UPS, in my experience, and the agent at PIAA agreed to send the package priority mail that Friday afternoon. Both of us were aware of the unlikely chance that the package would make it from Oregon to New Mexico before my departure Monday afternoon, but they made the effort anyway.Astonishingly, the parts DID arrive midday Monday, and I left on the most amazing adventure with these new silicone blades on the car. High praise to PIAA's attention to detail and willingness to satisfy their customers! amazon, not so much.So far, the silicone prep on the windshield has been as impressive as the wiper blades themselves. Time will tell how they stack up in extended use.