Author : Newsbroadcasterlive Last Updated, Apr 13, 2023, 2:45 PM
5 Signs You Should Get New Windshield Wipers
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As you drive through rainy or snowy weather, it is important that you can see as clearly through your windshield as possible. This makes it essential to have a dependable set of wipers. There will come a time when your wipers reach a point where you need to change them. Here are five signs you should get new windshield wipers so you know when to replace them and keep yourself safe.

The Rubber Blades Are Peeling Off

If you are preparing your Jeep for a summer road trip and notice that the rubber blades on your wipers are peeling off, it’s time to get new ones. Unfortunately, exposure to the sun can cause them to do this and for the rubber to crack.

The Wipers Leave Streaks on Your Windshield

Another sign that you should get new windshield wipers is that they leave streaks on your windshield. Although a small amount of streaking is acceptable, they should not leave a film of dirt that your wiper fluid cannot remove. You can try cleaning the wipers, but it’s probably time to replace them.

The Blades Don’t Reach Parts of Your Windshield

You also may reach a point where your wipers no longer come in contact with areas of your windshield. This problem can be due to a bent frame or aged rubber; regardless of the reason, it is a sign that you need to replace the wipers.

You Hear Scratching Noises From Your Wipers

If you hear the metal of your wipers scratching your windshield glass, replace them immediately. Unfortunately, this scratching can create etches that diminish your ability to see out the windshield. The damage also will stay permanently in the glass.

Ice Can Damage Your Wipers

Your wipers also can get damaged during the cold season. If pieces of ice form so firmly on your wipers that they do not let go after a few wipes, it might be a sign that you need to change them. However, you may have a chance to salvage them.

By watching for these signs, you can better maintain clear vision through your windshield. You’ll not only be ensuring you stay safe but others on the road as well.

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