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Poor visibility is one of the major causes of road accidents. Ineffective wiper blades will result in an MOT failure.
Did you know?
- Poor visibility is one of the major causes of road accidents.
- You can be fined £1,000 and receive two penalty points if your vehicle is found to have defective wiper blades.
- Frost, heat, ice, insects, ozone and UV radiation can all cause high-quality rubber blades to degrade after 6 months of use.
- Ineffective wiper blades will result in an MOT failure.
- You should replace wiper blades every 12 months to maintain optimum driving safety (or sooner if necessary).
- The AA recommends replacing wiper blades at least once a year. To check for worn blades, run your thumb down a blade and if you can feel it's worn (splitting or pitted) it's time to change the rubber.
Additional signs of wear can also include:
- Uneven clearing of water when the wipers are in motion.
- Smears on screen when in operation.
- Unusual noise or chattering as the blades struggle to glide over the glass smoothly.
- Frame is in contact with the glass.
- A change in colour of some blades also indicate replacement required.
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Ask or call your service advisor for more information.
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