Is it necessary to replace traditional wipers with beam wipers?

[McLuke]

Traditional wipers can be replaced with beam wipers, but it depends on the pressure of the wiper bracket of the vehicle model. For example, some Japanese cars have lower wiper bracket pressure, and if beam wipers are used, unclear wiping may occur over time. Different support points: Traditional wipers have multiple support points that are evenly distributed to support the wiper. In contrast, beam wipers only have a single support point in the middle. Beam wipers consist of a single long strip with a smooth curvature. Different noise levels: Beam wipers have a much lower wind resistance coefficient. When used at high speeds, they are much quieter, with almost no audible wiper noise. Traditional wipers, on the other hand, have more frames and occupy more space, resulting in noticeable noise when operating at high speeds. Other aspects: Beam wipers are easier to install and less prone to damage, but they are more expensive. Traditional wipers, however, are more effective at cleaning larger debris.