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Going to replace the stock (re: trash) wipers on my 2014 Denali but can't seem to settle on a quality set. Will need to be good in snow/ice but the local Canadian Tire here has squat for selection. Advice?

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I use the Bosch Icon wipers. Way better then the factory ones.

 

 

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My factory wipers are doing ok so far. Only got 5500 on the truck. And it's rained a good bit since I bought it in Feb.

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Rain X wipers work pretty well for me. When I was in Alaska, I'd use the Rain X winter type. I've had these one for a few years now and just beginning to need replacing.

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Rain X wipers work pretty well for me. When I was in Alaska, I'd use the Rain X winter type. I've had these one for a few years now and just beginning to need replacing.

 

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I've tried them all, and the Rain X winter type worked the best, lasted the longest.

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My factory wipers are doing ok so far. Only got 5500 on the truck. And it's rained a good bit since I bought it in Feb.

 

Yes, my 09 has original GM oems still on and doing just fine.

 

Note: truck parked under cover and it does not rain much down this way. And no snow, ice or road salt. Also note that I use Adams glass sealer and do not need the wipers if up to speed in a moderate rain.

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I think the factory blades are silicone. They work well for my truck in the rain. For the frozen stuff, they may be too soft.

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I got Bosch Icons based on recommendations on this forum. I just took a 600 mile trip and it rained almost the entire time. The Bosch were flawless. I have poor night vision and require good wipers. I have no experience with them in snow or ice...yet.

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I use Trico Neoform on all my cars. The wiper blades on the truck are still new and probably will be replaced by Trico Neoform when it's time in a few years. I use Rain X and I don't use windshield wipers anymore (only occasionally in the rain), so the blades are usually dry-rotted instead of worn.

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I still have the factory wipers on mine. They have held up and worked great so far, haven't been able to try them in snow yet though (more of just snow build up). I've tried rain-x on my old truck and they seem to work good at first but then just doesn't last that long. Then I tried Michelins (forgot the name but they're the ones like Bosch Icons) and they were great. I may try the Bosch Icons when I need to replace the factory wipers.

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