Factory MOPAR Wiper Blades

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Mopar Wiper Blades FAQ

What Kinds of Wiper Blades are There for Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM?

Conventional, beam, and hybrid. Conventional blades are the commonest, what most cars, trucks, and SUVs have, made of either durable rubber or silicone over metal frames; you replace them every six months or so. Beam, however, are made of solid rubber, last longer than conventional generally, and conform to windshield contours more closely. Hybrid blades are like beam, except that their metal frames are rubber-coated also; this makes them ruggeder and more versatile. They all connect to wiper arms one of three ways: via hook, via clamp, or via pin.

How Often Should I Replace My Wiper Blades?

At least every 6 months. That's seasonally to annually; it depends on the climate and the kinds of weather you drive in. Otherwise, do it if you see signs the blades are going bad.

What are the Symptoms of a Failing Wiper Blade?

Cracking rubber, the blades streaking, squeaking, or chittering as they run, broken frames, and the blades detaching from the arms. See any, and you should change them.

How Much Does Replacing Wiper Blades Cost on Average?

According to RepairPal, $70 to $90, usually, if you have the job taken care of at a Mopar service center. Pricing can depend on the model you're driving, too. Here's what they cost on average for four popular models.

You can save money replacing wiper blades DIY; just be sure to stick to OEM. They're your best bet for quality, reliability, and factory warranty compliance.