my first set of 21's didnt contact the windsheild at the end... but i went ahead when i got the new rain x wipers and got 21s and they are alot more flexible and they are perfect... i went mudding a last weeknd and got mud snow ice rain everything.. and they never made any noises... they are super quite always kept the windsheild clean... i would never buy a another set regualr wipers.. haha if i traded for a new truck i prolly wouldnt trade unless i got to keep my wipers

 

I use the Rain-X and on the passenger side it doesn't contour to the windshield perfectly. There is a spot about 2" wide and 3" high where the blade SHOULD hit but doesnt. Not a big deal, the blades are great.

 

22" and 20" Rain-X Latitude. Expensive but worth it, IMO.

Edit: Also the passenger side, even at the 20" isn't a 100% fit. It did rattle a bit more at highway speeds than I would like but it isn't terrible.

 

I often wondered why we can put men on the moon and locate people on earth with a satellite from space, but we can't make windshield wipers that stay on your windshield when we go over 20 mph.

 

They can it just costs more than $22

 

I put a Rain-X set on last month, after 38,000 miles on my OEM blades. The OEM blades were great, lasted through snow, ice, hail, were clean and quiet. But like all wiper blades, they finally needed to be replaced.

My Rain-X blades do not wipe clean, not contacting with the windshield properly on the drivers side.

I'll be going back to OEM blades after winter season is over.

 

That would be nice if we had one....

 

This is what the rain-x book tells you to install...22 drivers side and 20 passenger side..

 

Same here, Bosch and rain x, love em. I convinced a buddy to buy the rain x, and he did get a bad set. They chattered and didn't make contact. So now he buys cheapo's twice a year, and thinks I'm the stupid one.

 

I tried out the rain-x latitude and they worked great for a while but wore out very quick. Didn't work very well in heavy fog either. I just put on a pair of trico onyx, hopefully they hold up.