Twin pack of wiper blades. With all the fittings for most brands of car.
I thought they would be a bit crap, but actually well made. I have had a set on my car for over year through frost and everything else the road chucks up. Still wiping well.
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flintstone to psmith1958
17 Jan 163#9
I'm guessing they won't fit a merc then
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ffab101p12
19 Jan 16#29
always find it funny how people think 50p-£1 blades are just as good as bosche blades. In some cases it could mean life or death if they can't preform to the task.
gtd65
18 Jan 16#28
Are these the wipers with the partially plastic frames? They are probably almost acceptable as a spare but they are pretty awful in my experience. Bought once and replaced very quickly.
morrig
17 Jan 16#27
Had a enough with the poundland crap and bought two Bosche 15" for £6 on Amazon from Europarts.Used this morn first time and lovely and quite in light drizzle.
tan159
17 Jan 16#26
I usually park in the opposite corner horrible away from the store where nobody usually parks. That we I don't get things on my body work and get a bit of healthy walk too.
mtyler3
17 Jan 16#25
fleeced!!!
dealerxxx
17 Jan 16#24
Frigs! They charged me £9 for one wiper at me mot place, failed because of that so I paid them 9 sods for that!
mtyler3
17 Jan 16#23
but with Halfords you pay that little bit extra for that all round valued customer service experience. :wink:
jasee
17 Jan 16#20
Bargain! These are a ridiculous price at places like Halfords
dck to jasee
17 Jan 162#22
EVERYTHING is a ridiculous price at Halfords!
Ross81
17 Jan 16#21
Beware of fitting these on Toyota cars with the "short hook arm" fitting - it will not hold at motorway speeds
mtyler3
17 Jan 161#19
if you were driving a Ferrari or Bugatti would you want to be seen in B&M. Then take the risk of parking in the car park to have your body work tapped by them bloody zafiras and galaxies, like they have done to my car. Still raw.
daggerer
17 Jan 16#18
will these fit on a Veyron?
numericable
17 Jan 16#17
Won't fit my Ferrari then
fishmaster
17 Jan 161#16
Would cost more in therapist fees to find out why you love your car though.
mtyler3
17 Jan 162#10
you don't love your merc if you spend 50p on wiper blades
horsepills to mtyler3
17 Jan 16#15
Why not? The only difference between 50p ones and more expensive versions would be that they don't last anywhere near as long. It has no bearing on whether you love your car or not
CheapandCheer
17 Jan 16#14
Saw these in Nuneaton store today at 50p as well displayed next to DIY stuff.
furion1985
17 Jan 16#13
The same in Blantyre, heat+
mtyler3
17 Jan 16#12
not that well displayed when I bought them, in a basket on the bottom shelf
twigz
17 Jan 16#11
just went to local b and m (st George's leicester) and they don't have it there.
psmith1958
17 Jan 16#8
wont fit a Merc
flintstone to psmith1958
17 Jan 163#9
I'm guessing they won't fit a merc then
mtyler3
17 Jan 16#7
no probably not a merc, but most ford, Vauxhall etc shopping trollies.
psmith1958
17 Jan 16#6
wont fit a Merc
paneds
17 Jan 16#5
paid 6 bloody quid for a pair last week hot from me
mtyler3
17 Jan 16#3
Hereford store, apologies, but looks like its part of their general savings nationwide.
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I thought they would be a bit crap, but actually well made. I have had a set on my car for over year through frost and everything else the road chucks up. Still wiping well.
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