We have purchased the Peak Optix blades multiple times prior to this review. We have used them on the family cars previously but on the work truck this time. These blades are easy to attach with several adapters to ensure a fit on 98% of the vehicles. We can all have a tendency to over use our wiper blades but these blades have an indicator to let you know when it’s getting time to change them. They clip on easily and fit your windshield like a glove. They are designed to have equal blade pressure across the windshield to ensure no streaking. They have the cleanest swipe, hands down, compared to any other wiper even on the dirty work truck! We had no rain prior to this review so you can see from the pictures that even with a small amount of water splashed on a dirty windshield, it’s a clean sweep.Having done no price comparison, this comment has nothing to do with money, Peak Optix blades are a winner due to quality and performance.

It was dark and raining and when we went to put on our new windshield wipers, the plastic had been left on and so we stopped in the rain to take it off and then got back in put the wipers back on and the left one completely fell off. They're ok now but the tech who put them on was careless.

Windshield is OEM and have used different brands of wipers (from $10 to around $25) but this set has been the worst as the wiper edges become slightly wavy, just enough to not allow uniform tangency and thus allowing untouched lines behind. Cheap, horrible quality product

Great windshield wipers. These are the wipers I got for my daughters' car. Not my car. Not my wife's car. My daughters' car. My 16 year old twins started driving in September. In the midwest it could be 80 one day and snowing the next. So my kids need to see no matter what the weather is doing.

Like all new wipers you have to figure out what kind of wiper you have and the size which is the hardest part. After you figure out which type you have its really simple. You follow directions and you should have the new wipers on in less then 5 mins. These wipers even have a Ez check wear indicator which will turn yellow when u need to change the wipers. I would recommend these wipers to anyone that needs new ones.

When you live in a temperate rain forest, good windshield wipers are a must. I replaced the stock wipers on my Nissan Rouge, even though they had a fun shaped attachment, these wipers had the correct fitting to work. There is a lot of extra parts to, so I'm sure these wipers will fit almost any car out there. First use I have found they clean much better then then the old wipers even when they were new. This morning we had a light frost on the windshield, the wipers did clear it.

I received the windshield wipers and it looked a little intimidating to put on. It was actually very easy to install. They just snapped into place after I took my old wipers off. I used the wipers a couple times and they clean and dry the windshield of my van very well.

The blades fit well, and were easy to install. I wasn't sure if ordering a generic size from a chart would work, but it really did. I used a couple of water bottles to simulate rain. The wipers worked fine, and did not stutter or catch on the windshield.

They work fine as long as they stay on. Standard J hook arm on my car. I noticed upon first installing them that they didn't really click in place because I could easily pull them right off. So every once in a while I tug them back snug. The other day while raining one of the arms did work itself off. When there's only a tiny square hole in the hook, if the plastic tab thats supposed to notch into that hole isn't engineered to go deep enough. I'm not surprised the wiper comes off eventually. Different brands have fit my Accord J hooks better than these. This is why I always keep an old pair of wipers in my trunk for emergencies.

Definitely not a quality wiper blade. Bought a set of blades while ordering 4 tires for my truck. Blades do not clear all water leaving blurring areas to look through. Not safe!! Especially with freezing temps here in WI. Wasn't a deal if they don't work correctly.