Wiper Blades

Weather and environmental debris can combine to make it nearly impossible to see the road and conditions around you as you're driving. That's why your GM car, van, pickup, or SUV came with a set of wipers already installed at the factory.

They're the two metal arms that sweep across your windshield, removing water, dust, dirt, and more as they go. If your vehicle has a tailgate, like a van or SUV, you may even have a single wiper for that glass as well.

However, if the metal arms made direct contact with the glass, they would quickly scratch your windshield beyond repair. That's where the wiper blades at the end of the wiper arms come in. They protect both the wiper and the windshield from damage while also extending the wipers' reach.

Unfortunately, even the best wipers and wiper blades can eventually go bad. When that happens, your visibility suffers.

How to Spot Bad Wipers

Signs of failure include:

• There are cracks or broken pieces of rubber in the blades
• Your wipers skip or bounce across the windshield
• You hear chattering sounds when you're using your wipers
• Your wipers leave streaks across your glass

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