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expired Posted by TexusSooner • Jul 27, 2024
expired Posted by TexusSooner • Jul 27, 2024

Sam's Club Members: Peak Optix Plus Beam Wiper Blades (various sizes)

+ Free Curbside Pickup

$6.90

$12

42% off
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Sam's Club has for its Members: Peak Optix Plus Beam Wiper Blades (various sizes) on sale for $6.88. Select free curbside pickup if stock permits.

Thanks to community member TexusSooner for sharing this deal.

Note, availability may vary by location. Blades are available in lengths ranging from 16" to 28".

Features:
  • Engineered to provide 2 times longer life than standard blades
  • Advanced All-Weather Technology delivers year-round visibility
  • Beam Blade Technology distributes pressure evenly for a clean wipe
  • Enhanced Dual Synthetic Rubber for a long-lasting, streak-free wipe
  • EZ-CHECK Wear Indicator lets you know when to replace blades
  • EZ-Snap Universal Connector System fits most wiper blade arms
  • Spoiler design shields the blade from snow & ice build-up

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • This offer is $2 lower than the previous FP deal.
  • Product offers a $5 Off instant savings for Sam's Club Members
  • Ends July 28
  • This product is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars based on over 1,000 customer reviews.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Written by TexusSooner
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Sam's Club has for its Members: Peak Optix Plus Beam Wiper Blades (various sizes) on sale for $6.88. Select free curbside pickup if stock permits.

Thanks to community member TexusSooner for sharing this deal.

Note, availability may vary by location. Blades are available in lengths ranging from 16" to 28".

Features:
  • Engineered to provide 2 times longer life than standard blades
  • Advanced All-Weather Technology delivers year-round visibility
  • Beam Blade Technology distributes pressure evenly for a clean wipe
  • Enhanced Dual Synthetic Rubber for a long-lasting, streak-free wipe
  • EZ-CHECK Wear Indicator lets you know when to replace blades
  • EZ-Snap Universal Connector System fits most wiper blade arms
  • Spoiler design shields the blade from snow & ice build-up

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • This offer is $2 lower than the previous FP deal.
  • Product offers a $5 Off instant savings for Sam's Club Members
  • Ends July 28
  • This product is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars based on over 1,000 customer reviews.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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supersizedkid
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And imagine if those companies timed their sales for when I need wiper blades. Oh wait ...
Papi-Chino
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I buy Bosch Icon wiper blades when they go on sale on Amazon & they usually last me 3 years before I have to toss them & install a new set. I tried Michelin in past and they would leave streaks after 6 mos.
JayW7752
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I'm interested but I don't want to go blindly into AliExpress. Can you send a link to your choice?

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Quote from supersizedkid :
On another note, is regularly replacing rubber blades the best deal or splurging on silicone blades which last longer?
Keep these cool will last, park indoos or under a car cover, even coat them oil or sunblock

Most damage happens in hot summer

Silicone AliExpress.

I wouldn't use Temu
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lshh125
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Quote :
Quote from supersizedkid :
On another note, is regularly replacing rubber blades the best deal or splurging on silicone blades which last longer?
supersizedkidOn another note, is regularly replacing rubber blades the best deal or splurging on silicone blades which last longer?
My personal experience is that the silicone ones don't last much longer. Maybe a bit longer but no more than 2x.

I've seen articles saying that the silicone ones last longer not because they are more resilient, but that their residue makes the surface more hydrophobic (like what RainX treatment does) so that you don't use them as much, provided that the speed is high enough. I did see it work for speed >60mph, but good luck with that in the Appalachian Mountains.
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pyroskater85
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Quote from lshh125 :
My personal experience is that the silicone ones don't last much longer. Maybe a bit longer but no more than 2x.

I've seen articles saying that the silicone ones last longer not because they are more resilient, but that their residue makes the surface more hydrophobic (like what RainX treatment does) so that you don't use them as much, provided that the speed is high enough. I did see it work for speed >60mph, but good luck with that in the Appalachian Mountains.
Interesting prospective, I only replace my wiper blades once every two years. I always clean the windshield and before the rainy season start I put rainx on the window. I rarely use the wipers. So it makes sense now why i don't need to replace mine that often.
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thehash
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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 :
Most wiper blades are under $10, and they're bulky items. The rubber on them also degrades after a year or two (gets tacky sticky), so it's not like they store on the shelf all that well.

"Stocking up" on them doesn't make all that much sense, now does it?
everyone things wiper blades last forever. but the rubber degrades just like tires.
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brocken
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Quote from capn_pantelones :
Awesome, thanks! I like to have these on a shelf ready to go.
I try to keep a full set of blades, air filters, cabin filter and oil filters for each of the 4 cars in the drive. Stockup during sales and save all yet long...
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PurpleHorn832
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Toyota owners, don't throw away your OEM wiper blades, instead buy the silicone inserts for under $10 a piece from your nearby dealers and install them.
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guest2011
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Quote from un_plug :
Better, worse or about the same compared to Costco's Michelin blades?
costco michelin r the worst. anything is better than costco michelin

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ratbastard
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Quote from PurpleHorn832 :
Toyota owners, don't throw away your OEM wiper blades, instead buy the silicone inserts for under $10 a piece from your nearby dealers and install them.
Wish I would have known that about 8 years ago. I haven't found any replacement as good and almost considered buying them from Toyota again. Thanks for validation.
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Quote from JayW7752 :
I'm interested but I don't want to go blindly into AliExpress. Can you send a link to your choice?
Slickdeals won't let me sorry, it's against the rules. I did answer it got deleted.
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beepinMe
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Does Sam's Install for Free?
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dkd711
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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 :
Imagine if there were companies that did that for you. Just storing products, in case you might need them one day. Hmm.
Why have a pantry if that's your logic?
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LavenderPickle7682
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Quote from dkd711 :
Why have a pantry if that's your logic?
Some things store well, some things don't.

Wipers don't. After 6-12 months, they degrade -- the rubber on them turns sticky/tacky. I replace them on my vehicle at least 3 times a year, no matter how little I drive.

Do you buy 30 heads of lettuce and stockpile them in your PANTRY?
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SturgeonGeneral
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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 :
Some things store well, some things don't.

Wipers don't. After 6-12 months, they degrade -- the rubber on them turns sticky/tacky. I replace them on my vehicle at least 3 times a year, no matter how little I drive.

Do you buy 30 heads of lettuce and stockpile them in your PANTRY?
3 times a year?! I change about every 2-3 years and they're still usable at that point, just streaky


P.S, shows all are out of stock for me.
Last edited by SturgeonGeneral July 28, 2024 at 04:32 PM.
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capn_pantelones
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Quote from brocken :
I try to keep a full set of blades, air filters, cabin filter and oil filters for each of the 4 cars in the drive. Stockup during sales and save all yet long...
Exactly!

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Shows 11.88 to me

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