wiper blades
03-09-2006, 12:38 PM
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wiper blades
replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
http://www.tripledge.com/
from Wal-mart.
Cheaper and work better
http://www.tripledge.com/
from Wal-mart.
Cheaper and work better
03-09-2006, 07:26 PM
#2
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Re: wiper blades
Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
03-09-2006, 07:26 PM
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Re: wiper blades
Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
03-09-2006, 07:26 PM
#4
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Re: wiper blades
Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
03-09-2006, 07:26 PM
#5
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Re: wiper blades
Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
Yes, but for how long... :)
I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
--
rbg
03-09-2006, 08:22 PM
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Re: wiper blades
DougW wrote:
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
03-09-2006, 08:22 PM
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Re: wiper blades
DougW wrote:
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
03-09-2006, 08:22 PM
#8
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Re: wiper blades
DougW wrote:
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
03-09-2006, 08:22 PM
#9
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Re: wiper blades
DougW wrote:
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
> Brian Foster did pass the time by typing:
>> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>>
>> http://www.tripledge.com/
>>
>> from Wal-mart.
>>
>> Cheaper and work better
>
> Yes, but for how long... :)
>
> I'm sticking with Trico, they last about a year and the refills are inexpensive.
>
Wiper blades... Don't need 'um.
I use Rain Ex. Stuff works good. Only drawback, you have to reapply
monthly 'cause it's effectiveness wears off in the elements.
Ever go playing in the mud in your jeep, throw the wipers on and smear
the mud all across your windshield?
With Rain ex, one pass with the wipers and the windshield is crystal clear.
(Ok, so I still use wipers... just not as much!)
03-09-2006, 08:52 PM
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Re: wiper blades
The smallest size they make is 16". Won't fit CJ's - YJ's - TJ's
Tom
"Brian Foster" <brianfoster@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
>
>
Tom
"Brian Foster" <brianfoster@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
news:CKZPf.334$%X2.212@tornado.texas.rr.com...
> replaced the Bosch blades that were on my car with these
>
> http://www.tripledge.com/
>
> from Wal-mart.
>
> Cheaper and work better
>
>