Wiper Blade Refill, Beigaon 28 inch Silicone Wiper Blade Refill for Replacement Windshield Wipers, (Strip Height: 11mm, Width: 6mm) Fit for Frameless Wiper Insert, DIY Cut to Size(Pack of 2)

[10/28] I tried to use the excess from the 17" blade and replace the rear insert. The 17" is the one I pulled the second channel off, and without that, it did not work. However, using the short piece I cut off for the 26" blade, it seems like it would still be very tricky, and may not work. The CRV rear wiper has the second channel similar to what these inserts have, but the CRV second channel is a little shorter than these silicone ones. If you spent a lot of time on it, you might be able to get it to work, but if the silicone is too jammed in there, it might not flex like you need it to. (I jammed the single channel scrap in with only one metal rod, and it would not flex enough, only the center was touching the glass)I found out a few helpful things. The blades are not 26", 17" and 12", they all measure shorter. I found the model numbers, and the millimeters are listed, and when converted to inches, it confirms what I measured. If you have a 2019 CRV the part numbers for just the inserts are:76622-TDK-J02 - 650mm Front Drivers = 25.6”76632-TZ3-A03 - 425mm - Front Passenger = 16.7”76722-TRN-H01 - 300mm - Rear = 11.8”They are about $5 each online.[10/24/2022] I have a 2019 Honda CRV. it came with nice blade-style windshield wipers in the front. This means replacing the "insert" (rubber/silicone) is perfect since the frame is good. Everyone online says silicone lasts longer than rubber, and most of the amazon listings that say silicone in the title, the reviews say they are rubber. So that's how I arrived at buying these. I measured the old rubber, and they are 6mm wide (wiper inserts are usually 6, 8 and 10 mm).However, I did not measure the height. The OEM inserts have one channel to slide into the frame these silicone ones have 2 channels. You can snip the end, and the one channel will tear off cleanly. But I would not recommend it. This is where the catch is. I snipped the second channel off, and the insert is now exactly the height of the OEM one. BUT the remaining channel is not 6mm. I did not measure it, but it is slightly fatter, just enough to not go in smooth. The problem is that sliding it into the channel is a giant pain in the butt. I ended up getting it in about 4 inches, and then pulling on it so hard the end popped out of the channel, that ended up helping though, I could get a better grip on it and pulled it really hard (it was stretching 3-4" but it's silicone, it appears fine - I can say 5 stars for sturdiness since it didn’t break). I then overpulled the silicone insert (because I needed to get the end back in that I had popped out). I then pulled the insert back to the right length while guiding it into the channel. Then I cut the excess off, and stuffed the last inch into the frame. I did this on my 17" blade. My 26” frame would have been a nightmare.Next, for my 26" blade, I left the silicone insert alone, and it took about 30 seconds and I was done. So now my 26" wiper sits taller than the OEM did, the 17" sits at the same height as the OEM. The next day we got a light mist, I tried these out, there was almost no noise (barely any water, plus freshly cleaned is the perfect recipe for a squeak). Both worked fine, so the extra height probably does not matter. In a harder rain, it might make a difference, or the wear and tear might be different. So, I will update this review if I notice anything different about the two different wipers.

I refilled Bosch aerotwin blades on my Tesla 2022 m3lr. The bosch blades are oem blades for the tm3 and worked just as bad as the blades that came on the car, always streaking. The job was easy. I was concerned about taking off the end caps but it was not hard. The refills went in easy, took some tapping to replace the end caps but still easy. The performance of the refills was astounding finally no streaking. I just put them on yesterday and have only tested them with the windshield washer and not in the rain and will update as time goes by. Over all so far I am thrilled with the purchase!I bought another pair to replace the rubber on the wipers on my Chevy P/U. They worked great. I found that the original wipers had an opening on the rails and all that was needed was to slide the rubber back to the opening wide spot and slide the rubber out and not disassembling making the change much easier.Just had the first major rain of the season and the wipers preformed flawlessly!

The Bad — Purchased at $7.99 back in August and now price has gone up $2 to $9.99. This price increase is unjustified and I will be looking elsewhere for silicone refills. Deducted 1 star for the $2 price increase.The Good — These are real silicone blades that come as one piece and you simply pull them apart to make a set. They are easy to cut to size with a utility knife for refill in Bosch & Rain-X beam wipers (Youtube for instructions). Clean your window before application and you should be fine. They may squeak initially but will stop. To maintain performance use a paper towel with some rubbing alcohol to clean the blade off periodically. Also used to refill two metal rear wipers, just pull the metal stiffening strip from old wipers and reuse in the appropriate slot on refill cut to size.At $7.99 this is a great value for blade refill — at $9.99, not so much. 4 stars minus 1 for new price.

Fits the front blades for my 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV. Wiper blades are kind of hard to find for this car since it uses a weird connector. It was pretty easy to remove the old rubber, cut the new silicone rubber to match the length, and insert the new silicone rubber into the blade. It seems to work well, and this was a fraction of the price of a new blade from the dealer (and even those are apparently hard to find).I saw another review saying they also replaced the rear blade's insert with this. I didn't try that because I'm not confident it would stay firmly in place with how the rear blade is designed. There's enough length, but I think the insert would slide out because it doesn't have a locking mechanism built into it. The front blades work because the front blades themselves securely hold the insert in place. Anyway, I'm more concerned about the front blades than the rear, so I'm happy with the result. I tested briefly in the garage with washer fluid. I haven't road tested it with actual rain yet, but I don't expect any issues. I would buy this again.

Great item. Only have had about a week, but being silicone I expect these to last longer than conventional blades. customizable size is a big plus. Easy to deal with if you are knowledgeable. Just removed my old beat up and shredding rubber blades and reused the metal frames and the stainless steel inserts. Separated the two new silicone refills and cut them to size with an exacto knife. So, if you are getting these just follow how the old ones were inserted in the frame and as a guide to the size you cut. Also be careful you don't slice a finger on the steel inserts from the old set. You will need to reuse the inserts, but as I stated if you are knowledgeable it should be easy.Far as I can tell the bad reviews here are from people that have not replaced the actual blade portion of a windshield wiper, before. Learning curve, I guess.If these wear as I believe they will, I would purchase again.Tried them in the mist today and they do not drag or jump. Work great in regular rain, too.