Wiper Blades

432 Products

  • Bosch, Aerotwin Retro Fit Wiper Blade Set AR725S
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h200
    -7%
  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H180
    -7%
  • Bosch, Aerotwin Retro Fit Wiper Blade Set AR992S
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  • Bosch, Aerotwin Retro Fit Wiper Blade Set AR991S
    -3%
  • Bosch, Aerotwin Retro Fit Wiper Blade Set AR705S
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H235
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H253
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h250
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  • Bosch, H231 Rear Wiper Blade 230mm
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H251
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h308
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H290
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h305
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H252
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H301
    -15%
  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h304
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H307
    -15%
  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H317
    -7%
  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h310
    -9%
  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h300
    -15%
  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h354
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade h306
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  • Bosch, Rear Wiper Blade H316
    -7%

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About Wiper Blades

Wiper blades are essential for ensuring clear visibility while driving, especially in poor weather. At AutoPro, we offer a selection of quality wiper blades from Bosch, including popular models like the Twin Wiper Blade Set 535S and the Aerotwin Flatblade Wiper Blade Set A404S. Whether you need wiper blades for the front or rear windshield, we have solutions to keep your car safe on the roads.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are wiper blades, and how do they work?

Wiper blades are an important part of the vehicle's wiper system, designed to remove water, dirt, and other impurities from the car windows to ensure optimal visibility while driving. They work by moving back and forth across the glass, using rubber sipes to effectively sweep away the water.

How often should wiper blades be replaced?

It is generally recommended to replace wiper blades every 6-12 months, depending on weather conditions and usage. Worn wiper blades can result in reduced visibility and decreased safety, so it is important to check them regularly for worn or damaged rubber sipes.

What types of wiper blades are there?

There are primarily two types of wiper blades: conventional and flat wiper blades. Conventional wiper blades are of the classic type with a metal frame, while flat wiper blades are more aerodynamic and often designed to reduce noise and improve performance under dry conditions.