Windshield wipers are designed to last six to twelve months, but the rubber blades can wear out sooner if they’re constantly exposed to snow, ice, rain, salt, and extreme temperatures. If you find that your windshield wipers are no longer doing their job on drives around Pittsburgh, check them for signs of wear to make sure that is the issue, then schedule an appointment at our service center to get them replaced. Some signs of worn windshield wiper blades include:
When you’re ready to change your wipers, order OEM-recommended replacements through our parts department and have them professionally installed at our service center. In the meantime, learn more about how to change your windshield wipers in this guide from Mercedes-Benz of Washington.
Pull up your windshield wiper blades and run your finger across them. If you feel dirt and debris, wash it off and see if that fixes the problem. If you notice that pieces of the blades are missing, then you should get them replaced.
If you choose to go the DIY method:
The whole process shouldn’t take more than a couple of minutes. If you’d rather have them installed professionally and avoid the hassle of doing it yourself, a member of our service team is happy to do so.
Our service center in Washington provides affordable services to South Hills drivers. Whether you need more information on how to change wipers, how to change a brake light, or anything else, we’re here to help. Contact us today for further assistance.
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