Mopar Performance Windshield Wipers w/ Built-In Washer Jets Released For Jeep Gladiator

[Coldtoes]

See post # 12 and read the highlighted print..

I got the answer, but that screen shot in post #12 was just blurred squiggly lines.

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[PJZ]

Ordered a set from BAM as well. $13 shipping to SoCal. Hoping the blade itself will just be a standard refill but shouldn't have to worry for a year or so with two sets included.

 

[XraytecH]

Ordered a set from BAM as well. $13 shipping to SoCal. Hoping the blade itself will just be a standard refill but shouldn't have to worry for a year or so with two sets included.

Ordered mine too. As for hoping for a standard blade, we may be SOL.

 

[kennyglm]

140 bucks for wiper blades lol are they nuts

 

[rymac986]

Hmm…tempting but I think I’ll stick with heated Everblades for winter, and the stock ones for the rest of the year.

 

[Doms Glad]

Tempting, but I'll wait to see some reviews. My stock spray nozzles have never been the same after I put some rain-x in it one time. I ran distilled water through it and even blew it out with compressed air and the spray barely reaches the wipers at the bottom and that is parked. The rain-x left like a film in the tank that dries and basically turns to flakes.

dang I just loaded my tank with rain-x?

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I foresee anyone living up north or places that actually encounter winter conditions they will not be worth the money.

Why? There's been wipers like this on other vehicles for years - where the nozzle was on the wiper arm itself and sprayed as the wiper moved. We've lived with them.
Can't be worse than the snow and ice collecting on the hood and blocking the current nozzles and having to get out once in a while to clear off the nozzles - or like those nozzles in the cow area that get covered in ice and snow.
I'd rather see the fluid go to the target.
It's normally only in slight melting conditions you reallly need washers anyway. IF the snow is falling or it's freezing rain - you likely aren't using washers.

I'm unsure why the comments about snow/ice/up north, etc.
This is only new to Jeep - not other makes.

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

@AllMoparParts.com
So how much for a set, shipped?

Kevin

About 120-125 shipped

This is a Kit which contains arms, blades, and tubing required for initial installation, as well as one set of replacement blades. Fits 2018-2023 Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator.

Bear with us as we are adding it to our site shortly

Thanks,
- Benny

 

[ShadowsPapa]

These have to work better than nozzles a foot away, our wind blows washer fluid to the car beside you and it never touches your own windshield. Would be nice to be able to use washers all 12 month of the year instead of 2 or 3.

 

[AyeCantSeeYou]

Got the email on these earlier this morning. Just ordered them!

 

[Dartboy]

What I would like is how it worked on my '87 Nissan P/U- washer and wiper as separate functions. Allowed me to give the crud on the windshield a good soaking before starting the wipers to clear it.

 

[jwilson2899]

140 bucks for wiper blades lol are they nuts

It’s more than just blades. It’s 2 sets of blades, a set of wiper arms, and all the tubing parts.

 

[4-Play]

I use the spray bottle rain-x on the windshields of all my cars. I don’t use the rain-x washer fluid though. Wiper blades last a long time! (As long as you don’t use your wipers to scrape frost or ice)

 

[Gatorized]

It will be interesting to hear from those who have ordered if the replacement blade is the rubber refill only… I don’t think they offered rubber refills for the oem wipers.

 

[AKID_RBM]

@AllMoparParts.com - any ideas on what the replacement blades will cost?

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