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Windshield Wiper Blade, Driver Side, Hyundai Sonata, 26″ Wiper Length
Introducing our top wiper blades for 2011 Hyundai Sonata models. Include 1 driver-side wiper blade that meets the OEM specifications for the 2011 Hyundai Sonata. These high-quality 2011 Sonata wiper blade replacements effectively remove rain, ice, snow, sleet, dirt, and muck. By selling directly to our clients online at a lower price, we avoid the traditional auto parts shop. In comparison to conventional and hybrid design wiper blades, our beam style 2011 Hyundai Sonata windshield wipers deliver even pressure across the full wiper length, providing improved wiping performance in all weather conditions.
26A*26″ Driver side wiper, filter
How big should my windshield wipers be for a Hyundai Sonata?
Size of the windshield wipers on a 2020 Hyundai Sonata The wiper blade sizes for the 2020 Hyundai Sonata are a 26″ driver’s side blade and an 18″ passenger side blade.
What size wipers come with a Hyundai?
Size of the windshield wipers on a 2020 Hyundai Elantra The driver’s side wiper is 26 inches long, and the passenger side wiper is 16 inches long on the 2020 Hyundai Elantra.
How big should the wiper blades be for a 2020 Hyundai Sonata?
Introducing the top wiper blades for 2020 Hyundai Sonata cars. Each set comes with 2 separate wipers that meet the OEM specifications for the wiper blade size on a 2020 Hyundai Sonata. For less than half the cost of major silicone wiper blade manufacturers, these quality beam replacement 2020 Sonata wiper blades effortlessly remove rain, ice, snow, sleet, grime, and mud. By selling directly to our clients online at a lower price, we avoid the traditional auto parts shop. In comparison to conventional and hybrid design wiper blades, our beam style 2020 Hyundai Sonata windshield wipers deliver even pressure across the full wiper length, providing improved wiping performance in all weather conditions.
How are windshield wipers measured?
It’s possible to doubt oneself and question if there’s more to measuring windshield wiper blades than meets the eye. Nope!
The wiper blade’s length along the rubber wiper edge can be measured using a tape measure. You can now calculate the length of your wiper blades by rounding to the closest inch.
For all of your windshield-clearing requirements, we have standard duty wiper blades at our shop that are both framed and frameless.
How can I choose the right windshield wipers?
Verify Your Manual The owner’s manual for your car should specify what size wiper blades you need for each side and might even suggest a particular brand. Before replacing the blades, check the vehicle’s manual carefully because some have varying size requirements for the driver and passenger sides.
What happens if I use windshield wipers that are the incorrect size?
If you install wiper blades on your car that are longer than what is advised, the wipers may collide and harm the wiper motor or the blades themselves. Additionally, a blade that is too large could not adequately fit the window’s design, leading to visibility loss and uncleared areas. Or the windshield trim may be struck by the blade.
Loss of visibility results from blades that are too narrow for the car to clear the entire windscreen. Always use wiper blades that are the proper size for your vehicle’s make, model, and year.
Do you purchase wiper blades in two sizes?
You could be baffled when the time comes to purchase new windshield wiper blades. Are they sold in pairs, how do you choose the right size, and should you even replace your wipers? In this brief tutorial to your car’s wiper blades, I’ll address all of these inquiries as well as others.
Nothing mandates that wipers be sold in pairs. It doesn’t matter if one wears out more quickly than the other; they are not like automobile tires. It will be simpler to replace them in pairs, so doing so is still a smart idea. The wipers come in different sizes, and their placement on the windshield may be indicated. When replacing your blades, be sure to use the proper diameters.
Are wiper blades that cost more expensive worth it?
HI CAR TALK, Are there any advantages to spending more money on wiper blades than the $5.99 variety, aside from bragging rights? Thanks.
The prestige is great, Bill. I’m sure we’ve all had the satisfaction of arriving at our college reunion with a car equipped with a set of high-end wiper blades.
Bill, there is a benefit to purchasing higher-quality wiper blades: they perform better.
We have found that the original equipment (OEM) wiper blades that the dealer sells are the best option because they were created to fit your particular windshield. The OEM blades typically fit more snugly. The rubber edge’s pressure against the windshield is maintained by a higher-quality spring system that prevents the blades from streaking or jumping. Additionally, the rubber composition has a tendency to be superior, resulting in a clearer windshield and a longer lifespan (for the blades, specifically). Better windshield wipers and human longevity have not yet been linked in studies.
When our clients purchase the $5.99 blades from some of the inexpensive car parts retailers, they discover that the blades don’t last as long and that they can’t see as clearly in the rain.
Currently, certain OEM blades appear absurdly pricey. Okay, they are outrageously pricey. The blades for my wife’s Volvo cost more than $30 each at the dealership. But they function flawlessly and always provide her a clean view outside the automobile. What could possibly be more crucial than that?
I clean them with with alcohol after they get soiled, and they start functioning properly once more.
You can try substitute blades from respected brands like Bosch or Anco if you don’t want to purchase the OEM blades. To fit many of those replacement blades onto the metal wiper arm, you will need to utilize an adapter, so keep that in mind. It’s certainly possible, but you’ll need to fiddle with it to get it to work. Additionally, if you make a mistake and the blade comes off, your windshield can receive some nice scratches.
It is always a good idea to purchase OEM products. Look up authentic parts online and compare prices to the parts department at your neighborhood dealership.
So, Bill, I advise you to pass on the $5.99 blades unless your address contains the phrases “Mojave” and “desert.”
HI CAR TALK, I’ve been wondering about a car-related issue for a while. I grew up learning that in hot weather, the heater for the passenger compartment could be utilized to cool the engine if it began to heat up excessively because I was born and reared in an area where heat was a much bigger problem than cold. Since I recently relocated to a region with snow, I’ve learned that using the heater will actually help the car warm up faster because doing so will prompt the thermostat to request additional heat from the engine. True? Thanks!
True in the first part. In essence, the heater is a miniature radiator that is located behind your dashboard. Additionally, when you turn it on, heat is transferred from the engine to the passenger area.
Even if it causes your Crocs to melt, installing even a tiny extra radiator will assist cool the engine if it is beginning to overheat.
Should I swap out both wiper blades at once?
Your wiper blades should keep your windows clear while it’s raining, sleeting, or snowing. When you use your wipers, if you notice a haze, it’s probably time for a replacement. The majority of individuals don’t give their windshield wipers much care, and some people wait until the blades are frayed and old before replacing them. The rubber blades are not just susceptible to the effects of rain and snow. The rubber deteriorates in the scorching summer sun, causing the blades to hop across the glass and inadequately clean it.
Wiper blades come in three different varieties, including the following:
- In order to keep the blade in contact with the glass, conventional bracket blades include a metal frame with numerous contact points. Although these wiper blades are the cheapest, they have a propensity to accumulate snow or ice during winter weather. Bracket blades are widely available but don’t last as long as other varieties.
- For drivers who frequently face cold weather, winter wiper blades are more practical. Snow and ice are kept off the wiper by a protective rubber coating that surrounds the blade. Winter wipers are less aesthetically pleasing than regular wipers, but they last longer.
- Although premium-beam wiper blades have a more modern and stylish appearance, they are typically more expensive than other types of blades. The newest wiper blade technology, known as beam blades, has the least amount of noise while providing the most cleaning power. These are highly advised if you have the money because of their durability and aerodynamics. Euro-style, bracketless, frameless, and boneless are other names for beam wipers.
If you see any of the following, it’s time to change your wiper blades:
- Skipping
- Streaking
- Splitting
Additionally, you might hear the window’s blades squeaking. In general, both wiper blades should be changed at the same time. Make it a practice to regularly check your windshield wiper fluid to ensure there is enough liquid to remove grime and bugs as needed after installing new wiper blades.
If it’s raining and you can’t see clearly, you need to buy replacement wiper blades immediately away. Wiper blades are cheap and simple to change. Come to any of our servicing locations to acquire the blades that suit your driving preferences and perform well in those situations. We can assist you in determining the proper size blades, and we can also install them at your convenience.