Whether it's snow in the Midwest or rainstorms in the South, visibility matters more than ever. Drivers across North America are searching for the best windshield wipers for extreme Weather. Whether you're sourcing for retail shelves or replacing your own set, choosing wiper blades that can handle extreme rain and snow is no longer optional—it's essential.
What Makes a Blade Winter-Read...
More
Walmart remains a key retail channel for automotive accessories in North America, and its top-selling popular wiper blades offer a valuable snapshot of current market trends. For purchasing managers, auto parts retailers, and even...
More
For many car owners — and even some auto parts retailers — Think installing new windshield wipers is foolproof? One small mistake can ruin visibility. Fortunately, there's a quick, reliable method that ensures a perfect install in under 60 seconds.
The Common Mistakes
Industry feedback shows two frequent errors that compromise performa...
More
Small Problem, Big Risk
For everyday drivers, a faulty low-speed wiper setting might seem like an inconvenience.
But for distributors and repair shops, it's a ticking time bomb in after-sales service.
High return rates: Customers install new wiper blades and find the low-speed function dead—you're the first one they call.
Repu...
More
In freezing weather, windshield wipers often get stuck due to ice buildup, making them less effective. Many drivers cover their wipers with socks overnight to prevent freezing. But why does this work?
1. Prevents Ice Formation
Socks help block moisture, so ice doesn’t stick to the rubber blades. Without direct exposure, ice is less likely to form, keeping wipers flexible and functional.
2. Protects Wipers from Damage
Cold weather can make r...
More
