Don't get the Dorman, they chipped as they were being installed. The Gorilla looked really good, but didn't fit. Turns out, I didn't need them anyway, my wheels have center caps.
This old(er) lady thanks you for that.
On a side note, I once saw a young man struggling with the tools that came with his Kia. I asked if he'd like to borrow my 4-way lug wrench. He looked at me like I was an alien and asked "what's that?".
I drove off.
Because you were insinuating that I didn't have a clue. Wrong size, wrong adapter, dollar tree etc. It came across as incredibly rude.
I have no desire to see your previous postings. I will continue to spend $10 per blade every 4-6 months for a very important safety feature.
Thank you.
The blades that I am buying are made by Trico. They aren't Dollar Tree blades. Thank you.
I was able to buy OEM at dealer cost, and I still choose to buy these.
I am perfectly capable of knowing what the correct size and fitment is. I most certainly don't need it explaned to me.
I don't need to...
They use a universal attachment that has to be partially disassembled to work. I'm sure there's a youtube video to show how to do it. I'm also certain that if I can do it, you can do it.
I wouldn't keep wiper blades that long. I worked for a Ford dealer and could buy motocraft parts at cost and still didn't.
I'll stick with spending $40 a year and knowing I have good, new wiper blades.
I replace my wiper blades every 4-6 months.
Factory installed wiper blades are crap.
I buy O'reilly's commercial brand called rainguard for $10 a piece. They work as well as any other brand I've used. I don't know about longevity, because I don't keep them for very long. They're are piece of...
Thank you, it reaggravated an old shoulder injury, but no other damage to me, as far as I can tell.
The only thing that made it better was finding almost the exact same vehicle on used car lot. Paying more for the used one than I did for the new one, didn't help though.
I miss my Ford...
Almost 40 years in dealerships, and I can tell you there is nothing. A technician hates worst an intermittent problem. On a new vehicle like the maverick, they're almost impossible to replicate and diagnose. I've had GMs and Subarus with intermittent problems that were finally diagnosed by the...
I hope you're okay.
I totaled my 22 ecoboost a month ago. Looked like just a few body panels until they put it on a lift.
It doesn't take much to total one, unfortunately.