OEM MOPAR Wiper Blades Online
What's the Average Cost of Replacing Wiper Blades on a Car?
Picture it: it's dust storm time here in Arizona, and the rubber on your wiper blades has just begun cracking. The blades are starting to leave streaks as they run, squealing or chittering the whole time. It's official: it's time to replace them. (If the frames are broken, though, or the blades have detached, it's obviously time.)
That's a job that can run you between $70 and $90 on average. Of course, costs can vary by make and model, too. Wiper blades for Chrysler Pacifica, for instance? Around $130. For RAM 1500? Pretty close: about $128. With Dodge Durango, it's closer to $119, and with Jeep Grand Cherokee, it's about the same, around $120.
Not here at First Choice Mopar Parts, though. Shop with us, and you'll save money. Our wiper blades are not only genuine Mopar, made to fit your ride. They're also steeply marked down.
How to install them is fairly easy, too. A lot of the time, all you need is a screwdriver, a tape measure, and a towel. Then, it's just a matter of taking care of them, so they last as long as bad weather in the Southwest, if not longer. That means keeping the wiper blades and the windshield clean, keeping the wipers out of climate conditions they aren't designed for, and keeping an eye out for those symptoms of wipers gone bad.
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