Rain-X 830117 Silicone Endura 17-Inch Wiper Blade

Very easy to install on a '21 Camaro SS 1LE. No noise and streak free wipes. Will definitely purchase again!

I bought just one of these for the driver side. And couldn't wait to get another one for the passenger side. The quality is unbelievable. Never thought I would spend over $100 for two windshield wipers. Very pricey but they are supposed to last a very long time. If they keep doing the job they're doing now,for a long time, they are very worth it. Time will tell.

Slotted & “click”-ed on, easily. Also, there is no paint-on-metal, nor metal at all… Which definitely lessens the chances of scratches on a windscreen of a car; & is entirely synthetic—basically! Rain-X & PIAA are close with ‘Endura’-nce, with silicon being a better choice long-term than natural &/or synthetic rubber, too, for direct sunlight, ice & other adverse weather conditions. Love this product & will buy a Driver Side one, soon-enough—when the highly sought-after 22” is back-in-stock…?!

Replaced the factory original blades on my 2020 Ram, which did not last long. I always replace with silicone blades even though they cost more, they last way longer and do a much better job in rain and snow. I had already replaced the factory ones once with another silicone brand but they were always coming unlatched so I had to drill them and put zip-ties to keep the levers down AND for silicone blades, they did not last long. I used to use PIAA which I liked a lot in the past, but they have not updated their website for my 2020 vehicle for some reason, so I lost faith in them and do not buy them anymore. This is my first Rain-X brand silicone blades. They went on easily, stay latched and work really well in the rain at night - which is when I do a lot of my driving. (I also use Rain-X washer fluid which both can help with visibility, and possibly reduce blade life... but it is totally worth it to me to be able to see so much more clearly in the rain and mist).

It seems people are having trouble with the J Hook installation. The instructions say to inset the hook and pull until you hear a click. The problem with that is there is a light click when you first try hooking it, but that's not far enough and the flap/cover won't close if you leave it like that. Makes it seem like there is a fit problem, but that's not true. You have to really pull hard to make it hook deeply and click loudly. You will know you did it right when you can close and click down the small flap cover. If you can't close the flap you didn't connect it right and the blade won't be secured.As for the performance and durability I'm not sure yet because I've only had them for a day. It seems to wipe well and quietly on first use. No streaks or missed spots on my 2020 Toyota Corolla. Hopefully the silicone lasts at least a few years. I'll update the review if they deteriorate sooner than expected.