Michelin 9512 Rear Windshield Wiper Blade - 12 inches (Pack of 1)

Fits well and works well on my 3rd gen Prius. First couple of swipes squeaked but then has been silent since. Make sure you know how to install your rear wiper blade so you dont end up breaking things like someone else mentioned not being able to lift the arm high enough on their prius and broke the blade.

Works great on my Spark EV. I was concerned because it fits just a little looser than original but no way for it to actually come off. This blade actually wipes the entire path so I can see out my entire little bitty window. :)

Upon an initial inspection of my 2013 Ford Edge Sport AWD at the dealership, I was told that all my wiper blades (drivers side, passenger, and rear window) would all have to be replaced. The were streaking and creating a dragging noise across the front windshield. I was given a quote of $123.30 for all three to be replaced....ah, hell no! Then I went to get my first oil change on the care after I purchased it. They told me the wiper blades had to be replaced as well and they quoted me $115 from a brand I've never heard of....I don't think so. I went on Amazon and found these Michelin 14520 Cyclone Premium Hybrid front windshield wiper blades bundled together at $25.98 (and they were the EXACT perfect replacement size for my 2013 Ford Edge Sport AWD) and the Michelin Rear wiper blade was $11.00. $37 for all three, top name brand blades....and it was so ridiculously easy to remove the old and install the new ones that I started during a commercial break of Friends and was done by the time the commercials were over. I tested the blades out since it was raining today and they are quiet and streak free. I am very happy with this purchase.

Having just spent 20 minutes struggling to install a Bosch blade on the front of our Highlander, I was concerned this install might be tough. The other front blade, a Michelin, had literally taken 5 seconds, but for the complexity of this rear install I was impressed. The blade came with three adaptors but I was able to quickly identify which one I needed and how to install it from the instructions printed on the packaging. I've used Michelin for years and feel that they make a quality wiper. I will be skipping Bosch and sticking with Michelin from now on.

Great product

I was truly 'searching' for the ANCO Winter Wiper Blade, as well as for the FRONT blades. But, I made a conscious decision to give this Michelin® a 'try' on the rear of my JEEP Grand Cherokee - Limited.. Again, it's NOT heavily 'armored' as the ANCO is. But, having a few days of putting my new blades to a 'test' or two . . . NICE WIPER BLADE!! A most pleasant 'find'. A bit 'pricey', but, if they all continue to work so very well? More of an 'investment' vs. an 'expense'. Michelin® has embedded a sort of 'silicone' into the blades which, when needed, provide the same type of result as Rain-X® did when I used it, once. A most smooth, clean and clear windshield that seems to make raindrops simply 'roll' off. REALLY NICE! Oops . . . did I say that, before??? Only 'question' remaining: How well will they do when tortured by the craziness of a winter-season in the Cleveland / Lorain, Ohio area? Being Michelin®, maybe I still have a pleasant 'surprise' or two ahead to look forward to. - Jay

With the rain finally coming to sunny SoCal I just replaced both my front windshield wipers with the Michelin endurance XT with silicone and I know those are great and trusted. So I also chose Michelin for my rear wiper and let me tell you I went with the 14" inch one instead of the 12" inch for my Dodge Journey. The reason why is because the original one on the rear left at least 2-3 inches of water it constantly missed. This one gets the whole area that was missed. I will attach a video clip and pictures. Also, I did Not read the instructions because I think they actually make it more intimidating and difficult than it actually is. I just looked at my original and seen what attachment matched it. Even my 11 year old or 5 year old could do something so simple. The only thing I reccomend is you watch a YouTube video how to remove your original because that should be the only barrier if any at all.

Really disappointed with this wiper blade. Realized my old wiper blade had separated. Wanted to try the much cheaper Trico blade, but this one had 2 day delivery and needed it soon for a long trip. According to Amazon it should fit my Honda 2017 CR-V EX. The adapter that came with this Michelin blade appeared to correct, but the diameter of pivot rod was slightly smaller than the original. The fatal problem however was the opening was too small and it was rubbing badly on the wiper arm. The wiper arm spring is relatively weak, so the blade was barely making contact with the glass. A slight lift in the middle of the blade and it would remain elevated off the glass on its own. Due to the urgent need, I opted to cut the new rubber wiper loose from the new wiper assembly put it in the old assembly. It was harder than I expected, as the Michelin wiper blade has a raised rubber "bumper" in the groove to keep it from sliding, but with some coaxing and a small flat bladed screw driver was able to get it on to the older wiper assembly. Some sandpaper or dremel tool to widen the opening might have worked too, but swapping the rubber blades seemed faster/easier. This is the second time that Amazon has failed with fitment for auto parts. Noticed in reviews that it was mixed whether it would fit my car or not. My suspicion is that there is significant variations in manufacturing. If you get a wider opening it will probably be fine, but if you get a slightly skinnier one you are out of luck. Clearly YMMV.