RAINY DAY WIPER TRIAL

It was a really rainy day. I decided to try out my new wiper blades on my way home from work.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Rain
• wipers
• car
• trial
• windshield
• Auto
• rainy

[Sliverfas]

For some odd reason, I find the sound of the wipers and rain hitting the car rather relaxing. Well that is until you honk the horn ;-) Pretty sweet wipers though.

[Mikeeeie]

to everyone don't keep your wipers as fast as they can when it is like drizzling help save the life of the wiper. :)

[GoFlyDude]

is your steering wheel made out of bamboo or something... look at it!

love your wipers though :D

[GoFlyDude]

@Sliverfas me too!!!

[1964Orzel]

wich car is this??

[MileyCyrus192]

ALL WIPER SUCKS. IT ALL DEPEND ON HOW GOOD YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR WINDSHIELD WHEN THEY HAVE ICE ON THEM SO THE BOSCH ICON BLADES WON'T BEND BACK AND FORTH AND STAY OBLONG THE NEXT DAY. THAT HAPPEN TO ME 9 TIMES. 9*2 = 18 BLADES OF BOSCH ICONS. MY STATE ITS $19.99 A PIECE for 20inches SO LET TAKE $20*18=$360 A TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY. ANYONE CAN USE $360 for anything they like. It all depend on your taste and style. I AM JUST SAYING for PEOPLE WHO LIVE UP NORTH. CLEAN THE ICE VERY GOOD.

[counkev]

for bracket less wipers for both Bosch and Rain X the passenger wiper leaves water behind on the first wipe but the driver cleans it off as it's coming down. You don't have that with the bracket wipers. But sometimes it's not as clear and it makes noise but it doesn't leave water behind on either side. And that really bugs me.

[arsHW]

To this day, I've not seen how fast my wipers can move. =D

[Zilgath]

Haha that's what i allways thought!

Looks just dumb really when there is almost any rain at all in the air, but the wipers are at max. Just unnecessary.

[bbfreak101]

Thank you! That pisses me off so much.

[Znitso]

If you told me that id say thanks, is the car new or old? Because as far as i know only new cars have automatic "rain sensors" or what ever they are called. But i did not know that this car had automatic wipers (rain sensor). Again, thanks.