Bosch4826 Evolution Beam Wiper Blade; 26" - Single

Know what you are buying people - I bought this wiper for my 2013 Honda CRV - which, by the way, it was stated that it would NOT fit my vehicle. It clearly states in the product description that it fits multiple wiper arm types, including the hook type - which is the type my CRV has, & it fits PERFECTLY. I wonder how many people didn't buy this quality wiper simply because of a faulty statement. Do your research - chances are if you know how to change your own wiper then you know what type of wiper arm your vehicle has, & the type of wiper you need. After all of that, this is an excellent wiper at a great price - highly recommend.

EASY TO INSTALL 2011 CHARGER

I ordered the Bosch 19" and 21" wipers for my 2002 Honda Civic [...]. I probably would've never considered trying Bosch windshield blades otherwise, but I'm so happy I did.With my previous blades that I got during an oil change at a quick-lube shop, I got a lot of streaking and squeaking whenever I used them. Every time I encountered a rain storm, I had to abide the same consistent, annoying noise if I didn't want to compromise my own safety. It was very difficult to bear.Even after I pulled the trigger on buying the blades, I was worried that I wouldn't be able to install them on my car because of my lack of automotive know-how. When they came, however, my worries went away. The Bosch blade package showed me how to remove my old blades and how to install the new ones. It was a piece of cake. The only problem? They came individually in two separate boxes that were HUGE. What a waste of packing material, Amazon! :(Back to the blades: How do they function? Beautifully! I streamed washer fluid onto my windshield and it cleaned it away with no streaking and no noise whatsoever.What better testimonial can I give than I decided to buy another pair for my partner? They work wonderfully - get them now!

Good product. Provides good clarity.

I saw wipers like this on a Volkswagen at the auto show last year and didn't realize you could buy them as an accessory until Amazon sent me an e-mail mentioning they were about half price with rebate. Though the rebate requirements were typically onerous (including cutting out a UPC in a difficult spot on the packaging--this is obviously by design), I jumped through the hoops and submitted my rebate. Anyway, the wipers work well, hugging the contour of the window without the typical mechanism of tiered metal or plastic junk that gets iced-over in the winter, and they should in general be less trouble to maintain than typical old-fashioned wipers. Due to their aerodynamic profile, I have also noticed a 10 mpg increase in gas mileage--in my dreams. However, they look sleek and I have no complaints about their wiping ability. I would prefer that these wipers were made in Germany rather than China--the brand is Bosch, after all--but I am obviously an old-timer with a naive longing for an era when the Americans and Europeans made their own consumer products. One final comment--After I bought these and went through the trouble of obtaining the rebate, I noticed some very similar wipers at Wal Mart. Though they weren't Bosch brand, they looked about the same. So if you're going to buy Chinese-made wipers--might as well try the ones at the same place that sells you toothpaste and pickles.

These wipe nice and clean with no noise, skipping or any issue. A key factor is a windscreen that has been decontaminated...by this I mean that you cleaned it, used a clay bar to remove contamination like paint overspray, tar etc. that will create "bumps" on the glass and cause skipping or lines when the wiper passes over it. I did this and when it rains or I have to use the washer fluid it cleans the glass perfectly. Go for it.

I bought this wiper blade. When it came, I put it on and tried using it. I realized a fairly large area of my windshield was being left untouched by the blade and it happened to be the spot directly in front of my face. This was very annoying and frustrating, because the blades were brand new.That night, I went back on Amazon to check that these did in fact fit my model vehicle (2004 Honda Accord EX). I noticed I had missed something:"This product fits your 2004 Honda AccordFitment Notes: Wiper Blade, FRONT DRIVER SIDE - EVOLUTION - WHEN ATTACHING PLEASE REMOVE THE SPOILER OF THE DRIVER SIDE'S WIPER AR OF THE DRIVER SIDE'S WIPER ARM. (APPLICATION IS NOT POSSIBLE ON VEHICLES w/RIVET-STOP SPOILER)"This is in small font at the top of the screen. Fair enough, I should have noticed and read it -- but I did not. So I guessed my best to figure out what this spoiler was that the fitment note was referring to, however I couldn't quite figure it out.The next day I was forced to drive in blizzard conditions for about 75 miles in New Hampshire(circumstances not worth explaining). Honda Accords are not known to be particularly great with snow... so I had to focus my best to stay within the tracks left by subaru's and bigger SUVs and trucks. I basically almost died because of this P.O.S. windshield wiper. I eventually pulled off at a dunkin donuts and ripped what I believe was the "spoiler of the driver side's wiper" by ripping this thing apart. The blade now looks like a piece of scrap metal with rubber on it. Luckily, it made much better contact with my windshield and was almost acceptable save for the large streaks and still small-medium size part of my windshield it was missing altogether.The blade, even with the almost unnoticeable "fitment note," does NOT NOT NOT fit a 2004 Honda Accord EX. Maybe I have a "rivet-stop spoiler" as mentioned in the note... but if you search the entire world wide web you cannot find out what the heck that is exactly. This should not be sold to people with accords and in fact is dangerous to do so.So there is my opinion of this blade.On the other hand, it is good looking and probably will do well on other models if it fits properly. If you like wasting money and own a 2004 accord, this may also be the one for you.thanks for reading.