Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement

Visit Bluebonnet Ford in New Braunfels, Texas for Windshield Wiper Blade Replacements

Whether you’re dealing with rain or dirt, it's important to have windshield wiper blades that are in good condition. When your windshield wiper blades need to be replaced, head to Bluebonnet Ford, just a short drive from Seguin, San Marcos, and McQueeney. We have a selection of genuine OEM Motorcraft® windshield wiper blades meant specifically for your Ford car, truck, or SUV in our parts center. If you'd like, we can even install them for you at our service center!

How Do I Know When My Windshield Wiper Blades Need To Be Replaced?

Unlike some other wear items your vehicle is equipped with, there's no set time when you'll need to have your windshield wiper blades replaced. That being said, it's relatively easy to know when the time comes. If the windshield wiper blades allow you to see clearly out of your windshield, even in bad conditions, you don't need a replacement. But if they're leaving streaks and smears, or if they make shuddering noises or skip over parts of the windshield, the time has come to get a new pair. Similarly, if you take a look and notice that the rubber has cracked, it's a good sign they'll need to be replaced soon.

Why Choose OEM Ford Windshield Wiper Blades?

Ford Motorcraft® windshield wiper blades are held to the high standards set by Ford. This means that you're guaranteed to get only the best in quality. Buying aftermarket windshield wiper blades is more of a gamble. While there are many reputable brands out there, there are also others that aren't nearly as high in quality.

How Can I Make My Windshield Wiper Blades Last?

Windshield wiper blades won't last forever, but there are things you can do to make sure that they last more than half a season. It's best to make sure your windshield stays clean. Cleaning the windshield every time you get gas is a good idea, especially if it's attracted lots of splattered bugs! While you're at the gas station cleaning off your windshield, take advantage of the paper towels they usually offer and wipe down the rubber on the wiper blades themselves. In addition, make sure that your car has adequate windshield wiper fluid. When your windshield has dirt or dust on it, don't use the windshield wipers unless you first use wiper fluid. And if your travels take you to colder climates, don't use the windshield wipers to clear your windshield of snow and ice.