Winter Wiper Blades
11-16-2005, 03:25 PM
#50
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Re: Winter Wiper Blades
Your local dealers, or the distributors they buy from, probably buy all
their wiper blades in a batch, so as to save money. They get a limited
number of short blades each time, because they are less popular. Running
out of Jeep Wrangler blades isn't as big a deal as running out of a size
that lots and lots of people use. Another explanation for the apparent
shortage of Jeep wiper blades in stores near you, is that all those Jeeps
you see driving around, have new blades. ;o)
Earle
"FSawin" <FSawin@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1132149972.787688.313110@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Earle:
> The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
> This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
> making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
> brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
> the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
> around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
> Frank Sawin
>
>
their wiper blades in a batch, so as to save money. They get a limited
number of short blades each time, because they are less popular. Running
out of Jeep Wrangler blades isn't as big a deal as running out of a size
that lots and lots of people use. Another explanation for the apparent
shortage of Jeep wiper blades in stores near you, is that all those Jeeps
you see driving around, have new blades. ;o)
Earle
"FSawin" <FSawin@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1132149972.787688.313110@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Earle:
> The summer blades load up with snow and ice big time in the housing.
> This makes the blade non-flexible and results in the blade no longer
> making proper contact with the windshield. I am looking for a quality
> brand name 13" winter wiper blade, doesn't seem to be available over
> the counter around here for some reason. There are plently of Jeeps
> around here too (greater Boston), seems like an opportunity.
> Frank Sawin
>
>