
Whether dealing with a downpour in St Louis or a flurry in Jefferson County, a good pair of windshield wipers can help you see clearly through any forecast. But, do you know how to change your windshield wipers from year to year? While a set of wipers can last between six to twelve months, harsh weather conditions can quickly wear away the rubber blades. Snow, ice, rain, salt, and extreme temperatures might require you to change wipers more frequently. So, that’s why it’s important to learn the signs of wear and how to change your windshield wipers yourself. Get more service tips at Suntrup Hyundai South, and pick up a new set at our parts department today!
We recommend checking your windshield wiper blades periodically to check for damage. Pull your wiper blade off the windshield and run your finger across the surface of the blade. Clean off any debris, and look for the following signs that you need to change wipers:
Windshield wipers are meant to be replaced frequently, so they are inexpensive. Check with your owner’s manual or our parts department for a quote for your particular make and model. While our service team is happy to install the new set for you, you can also complete the process in your own St Charles garage.
This process is short and typically only takes a few minutes to complete. However, if you run into any trouble, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We can guide you through the process or even install the windshield wipers for you in St. Louis.
You now know how to change your windshield wipers like a pro, but what if you still have questions? Get in touch with our service department to arrange an installation and full inspection, or stop by our parts department for a set of blades that fits your car perfectly.
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