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Best wiper blades?

Discussion in '2.5 Gen Tundras (2014-2021)' started by 101 Tundra, Jun 19, 2022.

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  1. Jun 19, 2022 at 2:18 PM
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    I bought my tundra used it has no brand name of the wiper blades but they are they best i've ever used.

    If they are toyota brand would they have no # or brand name on them?
     
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  2. Jun 19, 2022 at 2:20 PM
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    A couple of threads on it.

    Wiper blades for 21 Tundra. | Toyota Tundra Forum (tundras.com)

    Wiper blades…. | Toyota Tundra Forum (tundras.com)

    Same blades from 2014 and up, possibly 2007 and up.

    I use Valeo Ultimate and replace them every 2 years or so.
    They have the same mount as the OEM wipers.
    Search around, you might find them cheaper..
    $22 Valeo 900261B Frameless ULTIMATE 26" All-Season OE Replacement Wiper Blade
    Amazon.com: Valeo 900261B Frameless ULTIMATE 26" All-Season OE Replacement Wiper Blade, Black : Automotive
    $24 Valeo 900238B Frameless ULTIMATE 23" All-Season OE Replacement Wiper Blade
    Amazon.com: Valeo 900238B Frameless ULTIMATE 23" All-Season OE Replacement Wiper Blade : Automotive
     
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    OEM blades. NOT Sightlines. Actual OEM. Gotta order them by the fische part#.
     
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    TundraMcGov., Jun 19, 2022
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  4. Jun 19, 2022 at 2:43 PM
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    Do you know why 2007-2019 and 2020-21 would have different part numbers?

    2007-2019 Toyota Windshield Wiper Blade (Right, Front) 85212-0C030 | Toyota of Cool Springs vParts
    2007-2019 Toyota Windshield Wiper Blade (Left, Front) 85222-0C030 | Toyota of Cool Springs vParts

    2019-2020 Toyota Windshield Wiper Blade (Right, Front) 85212-0C031 | Toyota of Cool Springs vParts
    2019-2020 Toyota Windshield Wiper Blade (Left, Front) 85222-0C031 | Toyota of Cool Springs vParts
     
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  5. Jun 20, 2022 at 4:46 AM
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    OEM Blades have a date of manufacture and mine lasted 5 years and were still good enough to keep ICE. When I divided the cost of new ones by 5 they are a bargain
     
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    Isn’t sightline the oem blades for tundra?
     
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    Too many, but not enough....
    Assuming these will fit the 2021 even though the site says it wont? Probably just didnt update the site yet....
     
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    Michelins wipers is what I have been using for my fleet. My local Ollie's has them for $6.99 for all sizes.


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    I had bought Michelin high-dollar ones, but they were noisy with light rain. So went back to dealer when time to replace, originals were great, so are these...I assumed OEM, but no guarantee.
     
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    Plenty of people have complained about sightlines over the years.
    I tried RainX wipers and they would chatter across the windsheild all the time.
    I went back to Valeo..
     
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    I've had very good experience with OEM and I've never purchased anything else
     
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    I’ve tried Bosch. (Usually love them on everything I’ve owned). On my tundra I haven’t liked them.

    Going back to OEM next time
     
    Fishhead, Jun 20, 2022
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    Like he said!
     
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    Ordered some OEM wipers and I got a 24" and 26". I'm assuming the shorter one goes on the driver side but the 26" blade sure looks too long to fit on the passenger side...

    Edit: I put the 26" on the driver's side and the 24" on passenger. Looks better but still seems too big for the passenger side.

    20220903_140726.jpg
     
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    I never had any issues using Sight Lines with the varied weather conditions here in CO.
     
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    There are 2 different OEM versions. The Sightline being the cheaper of the 2 and the ones most complained about. Check the forum as there are other threads on this.
     
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    One is 26" and the other is 23". The stock ones I got were 26" and 24". I think 24" is too long.
     
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    Anyone have a part number for the factory original? I guess you can purchase just the blades($cheeper) if you have the original!
     
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    Ive seen the blades for the Tacoma listed that fit the OE but never the Tundra
     
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    The best wipers I have had are the factory ones. In Arizona you are lucky to last a season with the sun exposure here and you always find out you need them when you need them.

    I put a set on my truck 2 years ago and replaced with factory since the first set was so good. When I went to Missouri this past summer for my grandson's graduation I figured I better replace them since there was a lot of rain in the forecast and when I went to put them on I did not see anything wrong. On the way to Missouri the first day it poured on us and the windshield wipers did just fine and are still on. The new set is in their bag of spare parts with my serpentine belt and other stuff
     
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    As far as the best I have tried on my Tundra are the factory blades. Bosch was my all time favorite until I bought my Tundra. Those factory wipers are the best

    Parts guy at my local dealer said you can replace just the inserts. Wish I knew before I tossed them!
     
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    OEM windshield wiper part numbers for my 2020 tundra:
    852120C030 RH Wiper Blade
    852220C030 LH Wiper Blade

    Link to my post replacing them a year ago.
    https://www.tundras.com/posts/3033174/
     
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    I got OEM blades from the dealer about a year ago. Right off the bat they were skipping across the windshield, and air was catching under them going down the highway. Both of those situations left visibility less than optimal. Got the Bosch Icons and tested them today (the first rain since I installed them). They're smooth and quiet, and clear all the rain off the windshield.
     
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    They ain't cheap, but I've been real impressed with PIAA SI-TECH wipers. THey actually seem to get better with use. I do wipe them down with silicone spray every few months though.
     
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    Going back to the oem
     
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    I am another one for the factory OEM blades.
    85212-0C030'
    85222-0C030
    I bought my 2014 used in 2017. I tried every stinking cheap or expensive wiper blade on the market. EVERY. It seems the driver's side chattered or squeaked the worst. Drove me frigging crazy in the PNW where it rains its' brains out. When I finally settled on the pair from the dealer I am happy and will not try any others no matter the cost.
     
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    Your parts guy is wrong. We have a beam style wiper (which sucks in performance and price, by the way) not the articulated type which takes refills. On our trucks we have to replace the entire blade/beam. As mentioned above, the OEM blades are the best we can get for our trucks even though they pale in performance to the articulated arms with refills (which they still use on other vehicles, like our '23 Camry).
     
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