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Winter wiper blades are now available for the GMT900. Fit 07 to present and come with any needed adapters. The Anco number is 30-22-OE. There are probably others companies that offer these but this was just introduced from my distributor.

ChevyTech77 Senior Enthusiast

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I recently just put a set of the new Michelin blades on the woman's Jeep and found them to work as well as

the regular ol winter blades that I've always sworn by but they don't lift off the windshield. Even in 2 degree,

snowy weather this past weekend. :lol:

mikea57 Enthusiast

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Just got me a set of Rain-X blades but I didn't get them put on last night. Had intended on it, but we had snow & freezing rain yesterday afternoon and once I got inside I just decided I wasn't going back out in the mess again last night. Of course, this morning I wished I had... :thumbs:

fbachman Senior Enthusiast

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I have tried the Tri-Co Neoform winter blades with the rubber sheath on them and really liked them. For some reason, the only parts store in my area that could even get them doesn't carry them for the 900s anymore (OR, they are not made anymore --- not sure which). NOT into ordering blades off the web, seems like overkill to me, and, besides, I don't have the patience for that.

 

Went to a DIFFERENT local parts house and bought some ANCO winters. So far, I like the ANCOs and have had good luck with them.

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Z45 Senior Enthusiast

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Trico has had them for several years.

Westlotorn Enthusiast

Westlotorn

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I use the Anco Contour on my 2002 Tahoe, I like them a lot, expensive but good. I work Ski Patrol on Weekends so I see all the weather and heavy snow. I am happy with these. Part # C 22 UB, I am on my second set now, the heat in California in the summer cooks the rubber. If I was smart I would swap for a cheap set in the summer and keep these good for the winter.

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