Wiper Blade Care: Protecting Your Windscreen Every Drive

Wiper Blade Care: Protecting Your Windscreen Every Drive

Worn wiper blades don’t just leave streaks – they can also drag grit across your windscreen, contributing to fine scratches over time.

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Signs Your Wipers Need Replacing

Streaking, squeaking, skipping across the glass or visible cracks in the rubber are all signs it’s time for new wiper blades. Most blades should be replaced every six to twelve months.

Keep Blades and Glass Clean

Grit and dirt on the blade edge or windscreen can cause scratching every time you use your wipers. Wiping down both regularly helps prevent this.

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Never Wipe a Dry Windscreen

Using your wipers on a dry windscreen increases friction and the risk of scratching. Always use washer fluid or water first.

FAQ

How often should I replace wiper blades?

Most manufacturers recommend every six to twelve months, though it depends on use and weather exposure. If they’re streaking or skipping, it’s time.

Can old wiper blades actually damage my windscreen?

Yes, worn or damaged blades can drag grit and debris across the glass, contributing to fine scratches over time, especially if used on a dry windscreen.

What if my windscreen already has scratches?

If scratches are affecting your visibility, it’s worth getting your windscreen assessed to see if any further action is needed.

Concerned About Your Windscreen?

If you’ve noticed scratches, chips or other damage, we’re happy to take a look. Make an appointment or call 0405 412 951 to book.

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