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Old Dec 6, 2006 | 08:50 PM
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I have Trico Teflon wiper blades. I don't think Anco makes teflon blades, but I could be wrong. I got my Trico teflon blades at Napa, but had to have them order the size for the Bonneville. I think teflon blades are hands-down the best wipers available. With rubber blades my wipers would jump up and down as they wiped across the window and would always make that horrible wiper noise. I have no such problems now that I switched to teflon. I also switched to teflon on my wife'* 2001 Grand Prix GT. I seriously give teflon blades two thumbs up.
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Old Dec 6, 2006 | 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Bugsi
I have Trico Teflon wiper blades. I don't think Anco makes teflon blades, but I could be wrong. I got my Trico teflon blades at Napa, but had to have them order the size for the Bonneville. I think teflon blades are hands-down the best wipers available. With rubber blades my wipers would jump up and down as they wiped across the window and would always make that horrible wiper noise. I have no such problems now that I switched to teflon. I also switched to teflon on my wife'* 2001 Grand Prix GT. I seriously give teflon blades two thumbs up.
I have the same blades and they work well. A set usually lasts me a year. If there is any streaking just wipe the blade with a little alcohol and it clears the problem right up.

http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/valeo/ultimate.jsp I may just order a pair for the Bonneille. Right now they are buy one get one free.
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Old Dec 6, 2006 | 10:36 PM
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I put a set of these on my car last month. Cost me $55 cdn. So far so good. Our G6 came with that style wiper from the factory and seems to work well with the snow and ice we had this past week. I would recommend them to anyone who wants a good winter blade but one that isn't gaudy looking.
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I know this is a old thread but....i found it useful in starting early for fall/winter...

As I'm on tirerack i see a optional referral number anyone know of one?
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