piaa wiper blades
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piaa wiper blades
whos got any of these and are they as good as they say they are! seen a pair £42 + delivery from scoobyworld does anyone no anywhere cheaper
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The only thing i hate about them is the sort of 'smear' on the window you get, its weird but at night it can be a pain, but even so i still have mine on and they have been on over a year easy. But the fact you can drive with no wipers on in hard rain is fantastic.
Haha.
Silicon, superb.
Haha.
Silicon, superb.
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cheaper here:
http://www.autotintdesign.com/
and here
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I spoke to the chap in Leeds (autotintdesign) and you get a bottle of fluid to spray onto the screen, presume its for anti-smear and ensures water slips off screen quicker
http://www.autotintdesign.com/
and here
Car Accessories UK - Roof Racks, Roof Boxes, Cycle Carriers, Thule, Karrite, Autoglym, Momo & more - Fasteronline
I spoke to the chap in Leeds (autotintdesign) and you get a bottle of fluid to spray onto the screen, presume its for anti-smear and ensures water slips off screen quicker
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cheaper here:
http://www.autotintdesign.com/
and here
Car Accessories UK - Roof Racks, Roof Boxes, Cycle Carriers, Thule, Karrite, Autoglym, Momo & more - Fasteronline
I spoke to the chap in Leeds (autotintdesign) and you get a bottle of fluid to spray onto the screen, presume its for anti-smear and ensures water slips off screen quicker
http://www.autotintdesign.com/
and here
Car Accessories UK - Roof Racks, Roof Boxes, Cycle Carriers, Thule, Karrite, Autoglym, Momo & more - Fasteronline
I spoke to the chap in Leeds (autotintdesign) and you get a bottle of fluid to spray onto the screen, presume its for anti-smear and ensures water slips off screen quicker
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Very good wiper. I'm about to replace them after 3 years use!
I bought mine here - free delivery and a good price:
Speeding.co.uk Piaa Wiper Blades
Anders
I bought mine here - free delivery and a good price:
Speeding.co.uk Piaa Wiper Blades
Anders
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Has anyone here who has said they're good value and well worth the money, actually used them without using the piaa wipe thingy that's provided with the wipers?
I've used them without the wipe and they do not make the water bead off the screen. Conclusion:- The wipe is impregnated with a Rain-X type substance and therefore, you would be much better off buying far cheaper wipers and a bottle of Rain-X - the result is the same
I've used them without the wipe and they do not make the water bead off the screen. Conclusion:- The wipe is impregnated with a Rain-X type substance and therefore, you would be much better off buying far cheaper wipers and a bottle of Rain-X - the result is the same
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Has anyone here who has said they're good value and well worth the money, actually used them without using the piaa wipe thingy that's provided with the wipers?
I've used them without the wipe and they do not make the water bead off the screen. Conclusion:- The wipe is impregnated with a Rain-X type substance and therefore, you would be much better off buying far cheaper wipers and a bottle of Rain-X - the result is the same
I've used them without the wipe and they do not make the water bead off the screen. Conclusion:- The wipe is impregnated with a Rain-X type substance and therefore, you would be much better off buying far cheaper wipers and a bottle of Rain-X - the result is the same
You pays your money, you takes your choice.
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Fantastic.
Try Pri Racing
May be expensive(ish), but the initial outlay is balanced by the cost of replacement blades (£18 for the pair)
Try Pri Racing
May be expensive(ish), but the initial outlay is balanced by the cost of replacement blades (£18 for the pair)
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Got my set from RA IMPORTS DERBY on a group buy, £28 pair or £32 for the carbon.
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Dont think you can get that price now but its worth a try ask for ADY tell him Dazza told you from Midland scoobies
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Dont think you can get that price now but its worth a try ask for ADY tell him Dazza told you from Midland scoobies
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