local, inexpensive source for PIAA wiper blades
11-14-2003, 09:34 AM
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local, inexpensive source for PIAA wiper blades
I know they are available online, but all the sites charge some outrageous prices for shipping and handling that it would be cheaper to buy them locally. So, has anyone found PIAA wiper blades at a Kragens or other parts store local to the Bay Area, near San Bruno?
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11-14-2003, 11:14 AM
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the only place i have seen them is at auto freak in japan center. probably pretty expensive tho.
Hey, neat place, never knew it was there. Thanks for the info on Auto Freak.
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the only place i have seen them is at auto freak in japan center. probably pretty expensive tho.
Hey, neat place, never knew it was there. Thanks for the info on Auto Freak.
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11-15-2003, 01:20 AM
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Originally posted by Wingless Wonder
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the only place i have seen them is at auto freak in japan center. probably pretty expensive tho.
Hey, neat place, never knew it was there. Thanks for the info on Auto Freak.
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the only place i have seen them is at auto freak in japan center. probably pretty expensive tho.
Hey, neat place, never knew it was there. Thanks for the info on Auto Freak.
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11-15-2003, 02:17 PM
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Originally posted by subiedon
try bosch they wipe very nice as well
try bosch they wipe very nice as well
plus i use rain-x... those two combos will make you ready for rain
11-15-2003, 03:15 PM
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Originally posted by Wingless Wonder
Origami posted by international B
the only place i have seen them is at auto freak in japan center. probably pretty expensive tho.
Hey, neat place, never knew it was there. Thanks for the info on Auto Freak.
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Origami posted by international B
the only place i have seen them is at auto freak in japan center. probably pretty expensive tho.
Hey, neat place, never knew it was there. Thanks for the info on Auto Freak.
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11-16-2003, 07:58 AM
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well, the whole reason i want to go silicon is it lasts longer in more extreme conditions than rubber or rubber compound, regardless of whether or not it's teflon coated. I was also considering going with silblades (www.silblade.com) but their ordering system blows. You can't differentiate if you want a driver's side or passenger's side wiper when you order, and ours are 22 drivers side and 17 passanger's side. Silly site 
. So I guess I keep looking for PIAA's.
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. So I guess I keep looking for PIAA's.shadowcat
11-16-2003, 12:17 PM
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what are you talking about? why don't you just enter your car information and how many blades you want? you can just write or call them and make sure they're sending you a 17 and a 22. and a 15 if you have a wagon. 
02-24-2004, 01:26 PM
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Originally posted by CharT
Oddly enough, Costco used to have 'em, but now all they have are those teflon ones.
Oddly enough, Costco used to have 'em, but now all they have are those teflon ones.
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