Piaa,Sparco wipers
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Piaa,Sparco wipers
Hi,I've been looking for some new wipers, anyone got opinions on Piaa? Are they worth the money ? Wipers called sporza have got to be good havent they? Found them on revolution with free postage do i need to spend £35 on wipersAnyone have sparco ones?
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I have the Piaa ones - been using them for a few years... they are silicone and put a coating on your screen, so when you are going 40mph + you dont need the wipers as the silicone coating makes the water stream up the screen... sort of like rain x but better....
They are great at shifting snow and mud splashes... I tried other wipers, flat blade stuff etc but the Piaa's are worth every penny...
when you install them you run the wipers dry over your screen for 5 mins, that is how your screen coats itself in silicone.. you do this periodicaly to keep the coating...
hope this helps...
Andy
They are great at shifting snow and mud splashes... I tried other wipers, flat blade stuff etc but the Piaa's are worth every penny...
when you install them you run the wipers dry over your screen for 5 mins, that is how your screen coats itself in silicone.. you do this periodicaly to keep the coating...
hope this helps...
Andy
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Another vote for PIAA wipers. I remember driving back from Scooby shootout a couple of years back and the weather was awful on the A1. I didn't even need the windscreen wipers on the rain beaded and ran off .
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PIAA all the way from me, I also thought was a lot to spend on wipers but after having them for a while can't see myself going back to anything else.
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Used PIAA for years on both scoobs and have switched over to the Sparco blade type ones, worked really well in the recent bad weather.
Great performance for a fraction of the cost of PIAA's, just stick a bit of Rain X on the windscreen and Bob's your uncle.
If you decide to spend a fortune on PIAA's its size 22 and 6 for a newage
Great performance for a fraction of the cost of PIAA's, just stick a bit of Rain X on the windscreen and Bob's your uncle.
If you decide to spend a fortune on PIAA's its size 22 and 6 for a newage
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