Can Only the Wiper Blade Rubber Be Replaced?
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It is possible to replace only the rubber part of the wiper blade. For example, in a beam-type wiper, the rubber blade and a steel strip are inside. You need to remove the steel strip and replace it with a new rubber blade, then reinstall it in its original position. However, if the damage is extensive, a complete replacement may be necessary. Precautions for Wiper Usage: During daily use, exposure to summer sun and winter cold and rain can cause severe aging of the wiper blades, leading to issues such as incomplete cleaning and unusual noises. Generally, the lifespan of wiper blades is 6-12 months, and they should be replaced regularly to avoid impairing the driver's visibility. Wiper Maintenance: Purchase appropriate cleaning agents and regularly clean dirt from the wiper blades and residual grease from the windshield to ensure the wiper can clean effectively and maintain clear visibility. After prolonged use, the wiper blades should be replaced to prevent aging and hardening due to weather conditions, which could impair their functionality.