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Michelin Windshield Wiper Blades Review - 2019 Jeep Cherokee- Video
Hey guys, Randy here at e-trailer.com. Today we've got a 2019 Jeep Cherokee in and we're taking a look at the different wiper blades we have available and test fitting them for you.This is the Michelin 14 inch rear wiper blade. It's a frame-style which means you can see we've got our pressure points here on each end. We've got a rubberized blade, of course, and then right in there you'll see that stainless steel strip. It's what helps to give it its spring action so it'll stick down to the windshield. The frame portion is all a polymer material. more
2/8/2019 10:17:14 AM
ClearPlus Windshield Wiper Blades Review - 2019 Jeep Cherokee- Video
Randy: Hey guys, it's Randy here at etrailer.com. Today we're taking a look at a '19 Cherokee rear wiper replacement. No we're using a clear plus 14 inch wiper blade as our replacement. This is going to be a really good alternative for these harder to find type rear wiper blades. Especially beats going to the dealership and paying the high prices that they're going to charge. Let's start by getting this one removed, so you have an idea how that's going to work. more
2/7/2019 2:37:15 PM
Rampage TrailBlade Off-Road Wiper Blades Installation - 2001 Jeep Cherokee- Video
Today on this 2001 Jeep Cherokee, we're going to do a test fit of Part Number RA18000 from Rampage Products. This is a Trail Blade off-road windshield wiper blade, 18 inch length. 2 Things to know about this is that this is a replacement vehicle wiper blade, that actually has 2 blades. It has raised srubbers on the leading edge blade to break up debris. A second blade squeegees the glass to clear the dirt and debris. This also has a frame style design with 6 pressure points to help keep it against the windshield. more
12/11/2014 2:23:08 PM
Rain-X Weatherbeater Wiper Blades Installation - 1998 Jeep Cherokee- Video
Today on our 1998 Jeep Cherokee will be installing the Rainex Weatherbeater wiper blades, part number RX30218. To start off we'll look to see what type of wiper arms we have. For our Jeep Cherokee, it's a J-hook style. We'll remove our old wiper blade by pulling down firmly on the blade after squeezing in gently on the tab. Then we'll set the arm down and grab our new Weatherbeater wiper blade. We'll slide the J-hook over the new wiper blade, gently pulling back to snap it into place. more
11/12/2014 9:49:41 AM
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