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Aug 27, 2026 2:31 PM

2-Pk 5 PLUS Windshield Wiper Blades (Various Sizes)

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5 Plus US via Amazon has 2-Pack 5 PLUS Windshield Wiper Blades (Various Sizes) on sale from $9.02 when you check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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5 Plus US via Amazon has 2-Pack 5 PLUS Windshield Wiper Blades (Various Sizes) on sale from $9.02 when you check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.Available:

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is up to $3.57 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $12.59.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
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These silicone wiper blades are pitched as a low-cost way to get longer life and better weather resistance than cheap rubber blades, with some reports of smooth performance after months or years of use. The appeal is especially strong in hot, sunny climates, and the current price sits well below the roughly $17 to $18 per set reference points mentioned for similar silicone blades. The main cautions are fit and build quality, with reports of difficult installation, cheap plastic mounts, shaking on the arm, and occasional streaking or poor visibility. A practical budget pick if the size matches and expectations stay modest.

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Aug 27, 2026 2:59 PM
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SociableSoda980Aug 27, 2026 2:59 PM
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Sheesh thought it was RainX from the picture
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Quote from SociableSoda980 View quoted comment :
Sheesh thought it was RainX from the picture
I thought the same at first glance too. That's how they make money off of a lot of unobservant people.
Get silicone wipers even if they cost 10x the price because they last more than 10x as long and save you the hassle of changing them over a dozen times over the next decade or more. I bought a set of RainX Silicone blades in 2018 for $48 and they still work perfectly right now. Before that I was buying the cheapest $6-$8 rubber wipers every 9mos for all my cars since 1998 because they always start cracking and leaving streak arcs across my windshield after 6mo-9mos but now, 8 years later, the silicone blades work 98% as well as they did when they were new! I'd estimate I can get another 8-12 years out of them before they start leaving significant size streaks that start to impair vision when raining which was the point at which I used to change the rubber ones.
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the 5 plus silicon ones are $17 a set on there
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Quote from SociableSoda980 View quoted comment :
Sheesh thought it was RainX from the picture
That, or Nabisco makes wipers now.
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Aug 28, 2026 5:35 AM
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ShrewdWren559Aug 28, 2026 5:35 AM
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I've learned over the years,... that sucky cheap wiper blades are sucky cheap wiper blades.
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Quote from HeyGuysChrisFixHere View quoted comment :
I thought the same at first glance too. That's how they make money off of a lot of unobservant people.Get silicone wipers even if they cost 10x the price because they last more than 10x as long and save you the hassle of changing them over a dozen times over the next decade or more. I bought a set of RainX Silicone blades in 2018 for $48 and they still work perfectly right now. Before that I was buying the cheapest $6-$8 rubber wipers every 9mos for all my cars since 1998 because they always start cracking and leaving streak arcs across my windshield after 6mo-9mos but now, 8 years later, the silicone blades work 98% as well as they did when they were new! I'd estimate I can get another 8-12 years out of them before they start leaving significant size streaks that start to impair vision when raining which was the point at which I used to change the rubber ones.
Thanks for the tip. $18 for our Acuras. Seems like they would hold up better than rubber in the sunshine state.
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Quote from SociableSoda980 View quoted comment :
Sheesh thought it was RainX from the picture
I thought it was Nabisco from the picture!

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Aug 28, 2026 11:13 AM
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JumpStartRiderAug 28, 2026 11:13 AM
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Wanna know something crazy. My father sold industrial applications of wipers. These designs cost less to produce than the traditional ones that had been around for 50+ years....but they charge you twice as much for them.
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Quote from JumpStartRider View quoted comment :
Wanna know something crazy. My father sold industrial applications of wipers. These designs cost less to produce than the traditional ones that had been around for 50+ years....but they charge you twice as much for them.
I like how they look but I don't like how they jiggle and shake. The old ones with metal frames don't do that.
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Albert-AnsiceAug 28, 2026 1:33 PM
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Quote from HeyGuysChrisFixHere View quoted comment :
I thought the same at first glance too. That's how they make money off of a lot of unobservant people.Get silicone wipers even if they cost 10x the price because they last more than 10x as long and save you the hassle of changing them over a dozen times over the next decade or more. I bought a set of RainX Silicone blades in 2018 for $48 and they still work perfectly right now. Before that I was buying the cheapest $6-$8 rubber wipers every 9mos for all my cars since 1998 because they always start cracking and leaving streak arcs across my windshield after 6mo-9mos but now, 8 years later, the silicone blades work 98% as well as they did when they were new! I'd estimate I can get another 8-12 years out of them before they start leaving significant size streaks that start to impair vision when raining which was the point at which I used to change the rubber ones.
Give me the name/link of a silicon you love, please
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Quote from Albert-Ansice View quoted comment :
Give me the name/link of a silicon you love, please
I've had these for a few months and they work great. 100% silicone and about $18 for a pair of wipers. I figure silicon will last twice as long and perform better while you have them, so it's worth the extra money.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BDRC47XQ?th=1
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ditto33Aug 28, 2026 3:02 PM
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So are these good or crap.
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Quote from HeyGuysChrisFixHere View quoted comment :
I thought the same at first glance too. That's how they make money off of a lot of unobservant people.
Get silicone wipers even if they cost 10x the price because they last more than 10x as long and save you the hassle of changing them over a dozen times over the next decade or more. I bought a set of RainX Silicone blades in 2018 for $48 and they still work perfectly right now. Before that I was buying the cheapest $6-$8 rubber wipers every 9mos for all my cars since 1998 because they always start cracking and leaving streak arcs across my windshield after 6mo-9mos but now, 8 years later, the silicone blades work 98% as well as they did when they were new! I'd estimate I can get another 8-12 years out of them before they start leaving significant size streaks that start to impair vision when raining which was the point at which I used to change the rubber ones.
Not sure where you live but I've never gotten more than double life out of silicone wipers, and they are easily more than double the cost. Not worth it to me. I can get 2 years out of the cheap ones. I get at most 4 years out of silicone wipers.
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unami218Aug 28, 2026 8:40 PM
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EVERY time I see this I think it's a rain-x blade.

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Quote from ShrewdWren559 View quoted comment :
I've learned over the years,... that sucky cheap wiper blades are sucky cheap wiper blades.
I always end up buying Bosch or similar

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