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    Wiper blades

    Has anyone fitted the Tridon Flexblades or Curveblades onto their D4? Supercheap Auto have a special on at the moment and are selling a pair for $60.

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    Not personally but I’m happy with the wiper blades from Wipertech for $69 inclusive of delivery. Front and Rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pprass View Post
    Has anyone fitted the Tridon Flexblades or Curveblades onto their D4? Supercheap Auto have a special on at the moment and are selling a pair for $60.
    I have the Curveblades on mine. They work well.

    I did also at one point have the Bosch blades on the front, which have a similar profile to the Flexblade connector, but while they worked well I didn't really like the height of the connector - they were visible above the bonnet line if that makes sense. A minor point really but I preferred the lower profile of the Curveblade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by l00kin4 View Post
    I have the Curveblades on mine. They work well.
    Thanks - I think I will get a set.

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    Hmmm - not so good with the Curveblades. The name is a misnomer to start with! I had them fitted and the end of the passenger side blade would not curve and sit flush on the windscreen - about 10 cm from the end it just sits off the windscreen, so a part of the windscreen would not be wiped.

    I then went for a set of Flexblades and they look more or less like the original - except for a great big lump in the middle of them where the fixing mechanism is located I convinced myself that I will get used to the distraction.

    The other problem is that the Flexblades do not allow blade refills whereas the Curveblades do.

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    Try the wiper tech blades. The plastic looks a little cheaper than OEM but other than that they are great.

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    +1 for wiper blades from Wipertech for $69

    +1 for wiper blades from Wipertech for $69! Very happy, even if they only last 1/2 to 1/3 as long as long it still works out cheaper

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    Bosch flex blades... eBay $60 delivered
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    Bosch flex blades... eBay $60 delivered
    View is not obtrusive!
    Same as what I use. You must have got it wrong Tombie. It’s unusual for us to agree on something Wiper blades
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