Car Wiper Blades in Dubai

Narrow streaks

Narrow streaks come from foreign matter stuck to the rubber or from a worn blade edge. We clean the edge first, and we replace the blade when the streaks stay.

Chatter and jumping

A blade that vibrates noisily and bounces across the glass is worn or sits at the wrong arm angle. We set the arm angle, then fit a new blade when the jumping continues.

Small unwiped spots

Spots that the blade misses on each sweep point to a deformed blade or deteriorated rubber. A new blade is the fix for both faults, and we fit it.

A wide unwiped band

A worn blade stops touching the windscreen evenly and leaves a large area unwiped. We replace that blade so its full length meets the glass again.

A smear after a car wash

Hyundai warns Tucson owners that hot wax from automatic car washes can make the windscreen hard to clean. Insects and tree sap coat the glass and blades in the same way. We wash the film off the windscreen and both blades.

Hard or cracked rubber

Jeep lists hardening and cracking of the rubber among the wiper blade checks on the Wrangler. We replace any blade that shows either fault.

A clear field of vision

A blade in good condition clears rain, insects and dirt off the windscreen. Replacing it as soon as wear shows keeps that view clear.

A protected wiper motor

A worn blade vibrates across the glass, and that vibration can damage the wiper motor. A new blade sweeps smoothly and spares the motor.

No chips from a falling arm

Kia warns Sorento owners that a wiper arm falling onto the windscreen can chip or crack it. An arm lowered by hand leaves the glass intact.

An undamaged bonnet

Lifting the wiper arms of a Hyundai Tucson in the top wiping position prevents damage to the bonnet and to the arms.

Blades ready for the wet months

Dubai International Airport averages 79.2 mm of rain over 21.4 wet days annually, and 67.2 mm of it falls from December to March. A blade that passes its check before December is ready when the showers start.

Even contact along the blade

A flat blade shaped to the curve of the windscreen spreads its pressure along its whole length. That even pressure gives the blade full contact with the glass.

Wet the glass and run the wipers

We spray washer fluid and run the wipers across the glass. The wet sweep shows streaks, jumps and unwiped spots, and whether both jets reach the windscreen.

Inspect the blades and arms

We take the old blades off and inspect each arm for corrosion and damage. An arm with either fault is replaced.

Move hidden wipers to the service position

On a Hyundai Tucson, the hidden wipers cannot be lifted from their bottom resting position. We move them to the service position first, then lift the arms.

Clean the glass by hand

We clean the windscreen by hand, not with the old blades, before the new ones go on.

Fit the blade and lower the arm

We remove any protective cover from the new rubber and clip the blade to the arm. Each arm goes back onto the glass by hand.

Test the new blades

We run the new blades with washer fluid on the glass. A correct fit leaves no streaks, no unwiped areas and no noise, with even pressure across the sweep.

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A wiper check in each service

For its cars in the Middle East, Jeep sets a check of the wiper blades and washer nozzles at each service. We check the blades and jets in each service we carry out, on any make.

No solvents on the rubber

Hyundai warns Tucson owners that kerosene, paint thinner and other solvents damage blades and arms. We clean the blades and the glass with a mild detergent and rinse them with clean water.

Cars with a rain sensor

On a Hyundai Tucson, the rain sensor at the top of the windscreen senses the rainfall and sets the wipe interval. We leave the sensor cover in place and check the AUTO setting after new blades go on.

A new blade, frame included

Wiper rubber deteriorates over time, and the frame that holds it wears too. We fit a complete new blade assembly.

The right shape for each side

On European cars that use a curved blade on the passenger side, the curve wipes a larger area without hitting the bodywork. We fit the shape each side of the car takes.

One workshop for every make

We fit car wiper blades in Dubai for all the makes we repair, at our independent DIP 2 workshop.