IMPRESSIVE WIPING PERFORMANCE

You'll notice the difference with HELLA wiper blades. After all, the graphite coating on the rubber section of the wiper blade significantly reduces friction in the contact areas between the wiper blade and the windshield. As a result, the wipers are quieter and much more consistent – and the service life of the wiper blades is extended considerably thanks to a reduced degree of wear.

It's quick to change conventional and flat-blade wipers alike: Thanks to the HELLA system, all it takes is a few minutes and a few simple steps to change the wiper blades and see the road clearly once again. A few steps are all it takes to perform the replacement thanks to the adapters, which are tailored to the respective vehicle and preassembled or included with the blades. It couldn't be easier! And if you should happen to need a little more help: You automatically receive a link to the appropriate installation video after selecting your vehicle in our online configuration tool.

Even conventional HELLA wiper blades impress with their almost perfect results down to the very last wipe and their high-quality, robust construction with solid steel frames.

Innovative flat-blade wipers are in no way inferior: The perfectly attuned spring rail and aerodynamic spoiler design apply even pressure onto the windshield to guarantee crystal-clear visibility. One extra advantage: Thanks to the airflow- and noise-optimized geometry, irritating wind noise is vastly reduced.

Flat wiper blades can be fitted in newer model series, but also in many older-generation vehicles. The adapter matched to the respective wiper arm is enclosed in the packaging.

Agonizing squealing, smearing and rapid, high-speed wiping are merely the bothersome side effects of worn windshield wipers. It gets worse: They're also a safety risk and can cause serious accidents due to a lack of visibility. Worn or damaged wiper blades should always be replaced without delay for this reason. But when is it time for a change? Get a clear view of the facts – with HELLA!

The formation of streaks during the wiping process is a good indicator for assessing how worn the wiper blade is. Ideally, there shouldn't be any streaks at all. Yet even if a maximum of three thin, persistent streaks form in the outer field of vision, or a maximum of one streak in the central field of vision, you can continue to use the wipers for a little longer with a clear conscience as replacing them isn't yet necessary.

It's a different matter if thicker streaks form in the outer field of vision, or rather if a great number of temporary streaks are evenly distributed, even if these disappear again after a short while. Just like areas of water starting to linger on the windshield, these are a clear indication that the wipers are no longer functioning correctly and that they need to be replaced imminently.

Considerable veil formation, "chatter marks" and/or large areas of water which remain on the windshield are clear indications that the wiper blades need to be changed without delay. Continuing to drive in poor weather conditions poses a high safety risk under these circumstances due to the impeded view!