Upgrade your vehicle with TRICO®’s state-of-the-art windshield wiper technology at Firestone Complete Auto Care.
When your wipers streak, squeak, or just aren’t doing the job, Firestone Complete Auto Care is here to help. Our technicians can quickly replace your windshield wiper blades, so you can drive with clear visibility and peace of mind—rain or shine. Here’s what to expect during your wiper blade service:
The cost of new windshield wiper blades and installation typically ranges from $20 to $40, depending on your vehicle and blade type.
Firestone Complete Auto Care stores carry the best wiper blades in the business. Our auto service professionals can help you quickly find the right replacement blades for your vehicle at a great price. We can even replace and install your wipers right there in the store when you visit! Simply head to your local Firestone Complete Auto Care to find out which TRICO wiper blade is best for you and your vehicle, and we’ll take care of the rest.
TRICO 30 Series® blades are standard wiper blades made with high quality rubber and high-strength steel. They are designed to meet and exceed original equipment quality standards.
Premium beam blades apply uniform pressure allowing for more efficient surface coverage on today's curved windshields. Acting as a continuous pressure point, the beam blade creates more windshield surface contact than conventional wiper blades for superior performance. These high-performance wiper blades are designed to last longer and perform better than the average wiper blade.
We got your back! We carry premium rear wiper blades that match original equipment replacement blades designed to fit your vehicle's exact wiper arm type.
Squeaking, streaking, or chattering wiper blades are sure signs you’re overdue for a wiper blade replacement. Much like changing the oil and installing new tires, wiper blades are a critical part of vehicle maintenance and should be replaced every 6-12 months. Worn-out wiper blades can’t effectively maintain a clear field of vision, which can be dangerous. Keep yourself and your passengers safe—visit your local Firestone Complete Auto Care store for new high-quality wiper blades.
Keep your windshield wiper blades in good condition with some easy maintenance tips:
Conventional wiper blades use a metal frame with several spring-loaded contact points that press a rubber insert against the windshield. Because they rely on a limited number of pressure points, they may not clear the glass as evenly as beam blades. Beam blades feature a curved design that keeps the rubber in consistent contact with the windshield, improving performance in rain and wind. Their enclosed structure also helps prevent ice and snow buildup. Premium beam blades are often made from stronger materials that withstand harsh weather. To learn more about which type is best for your vehicle, a Firestone Complete Auto Care technician can help you compare options and install the correct type of blades for your vehicle.
No, not every wiper blade will fit every windshield. Specific vehicles have different dimensions such as curvature or size, requiring a specifically sized wiper blade. To find out the right blade is right for your vehicle and ensure proper driving visibility, head to your local Firestone Complete Auto Care for replacement or installation.
Signs of worn wiper blades can range from performance issues, visual clues, or strange sounds. It's crucial to be aware of these signs so that you can know when it's time to change your wiper blades:
Depending on the issue, some DIY methods can resolve many common wiper blade problems. If your wipers smear, chatter, or fail to clear the windshield, start by cleaning the glass with a strong glass cleaner and wiping the blades with warm, soapy water, followed by rubbing alcohol. Remove any dirt or residue that may prevent the blades from making complete contact with the glass. In high-pollution areas where water beads on the surface, thoroughly clean the windshield and apply a water-repellent treatment as directed. Check your wiper fluid level and top it off if it is low. After cleaning and refilling, test the wipers. If streaking persists, the blades may be worn and need replacement.
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