
If you’ve just brought a new or used car home to Lexington, learning how to change windshield wiper blades yourself is definitely worth your time. You’ll need to replace your car’s windshield wipers fairly often, about every six to twelve months, in order to maintain optimal visibility.
Although replacing your car’s windshield wipers yourself may save you time and money, we’re happy to help if this is a task you’d rather entrust to a professional! Whether you go the DIY route or schedule service with us, we strongly suggest that you use genuine OEM parts.
You can order everything you need for your Chevrolet model through Jack Burford Chevrolet,inc.. If we don’t have what you need in stock, we’ll order it directly from the manufacturer and then perform a professional installation at our service center here in Richmond.
If you notice any of the following issues with your windshield wipers, it’s time to replace them:
You can get a great deal on a new set (or two) when you take advantage of our service and parts specials—whether you plan to visit our service center or are wondering how to change windshield wiper blades at home in Winchester or London.
Follow these steps for how to replace windshield wiper blades:
Replacing rear windshield wipers works pretty much the same way as it does for front windshield wipers. Your owner’s manual should detail how to replace rear windshield wipers, as well as how to remove the old blades. After removing the old wipers, follow the installation instructions on the replacement wiper blade package.
If knowing how to change windshield wiper blades gives you confidence in your DIY auto maintenance abilities, why not pick up a few more new skills? Check out our guides to cleaning your windshield inside, programming your Chevy key fob, and lots more. Order your Chevrolet parts online or take a moment to connect with our team today!
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