Piaa 95030 Super Silicone Wiper Blade - 12"" 300mm (Pack of 1)", black

The Piaa 95040 Super Silicone Wiper Blade - 16" fits the rear wiper of a 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan even though when I checked their spec sheet from their official website, it was either not updated to show this, or this model of vehicle wasn't available at the time when they made their compatibility charts.I just wanted to confirm that this worked for me in case anyone else was wondering.The PIAA Aero Vogue, PIAA Si-Tech, nor Rain-X blades - did not work for the rear wiper (despite Rain-X blades being listed as compatible and should work), because they do not make complete contact with the glass and curve away from it in the middle making them useless. I guess the pressure is not correct to work with those "aero" modern mono-blade styles but with this PIAA basic multi-articulated style works just fine.I don't ever hear any noise from the wiper blades. I use them on the front windscreen also, but in the correct lengths of course, of the same style. The correct clip adapters are included to be used. Just reference the previous year model of the Dodge Grand Caravan (2018 or before) for the right clips to use for guidance. I have found silicone blades to last much longer than any rubber blades. The rubber blades have always dried up, cracked, or fell apart on me before, and it seems to happen when you finally actually need to use them too in Texas. Yes, the silicone blades do cost more, but at least they stay together far longer for me, don't crack or tear apart nearly as bad, and they don't stick to the glass on the hottest days either. I cannot say there is any one perfect solution that I've found for certain but these blades are still going strong and like new since September of 2023 (rear) and January of 2020 (front).I do try to keep the vehicle washed when I can get around to doing that and I do pay attention to the wipers and run a section of paper towel along each blade on a clean part of the paper towel, dry or water damp first, and then again once with fresh paper towel with rubbing alcohol to clean them from any grit they may have collected from the air or from being under any trees. I don't actually use the provided silicone cloth that the wipers come with on the glass. I just use any good quality auto glass cleaner to clean all of the glass on the vehicle separately from washing the vehicle. Also, I don't recommend using dish detergent on the wipers or the glass... I've read elsewhere that it can ruin your auto's paint and clear coat if you use anything that wasn't specifically designed for auto's. Don't know how true that is for certain but I'd rather not risk that on a vehicle that's still looking like-new.Best of luck to everyone out there on the hunt for the right wiper blades for your vehicle!

Short version: super quiet, super effective, easy to install (but takes a little more prep than other wipers), NOT HAZY/great visibility, I love them and will never buy any others. This review is copy & pasted to the separate product pages for each of the wipers I bought.I have had my car for 5 years. I bought it used and it has had the squeakiest windshield wipers since the day I brought it home. I avoid driving at night when it's rainy because my visibility is shit (that is mostly not the wipers fault but still). I thought I had gotten the best in the market when I replaced them previously, but boy was I wrong. I finally did like 3 minutes of research and found that silicone wipers are considered the best. Bought these immediately because they were only $10 more expensive than my previous "top of the line" wipers.Ok actual review time:I installed these after I got home from work. It was 6pm, dark, and about 40°F at the time. I did not read the instructions ahead of time so I was not expecting the prep work of washing my windshield, but it didn't take long. 20 minutes tops to do it & the rest of the windows too. Very easy, just felt weird to wash my car in the cold and dark lol. Since I bought 2 wipers I had two of the prep wipes. One I used for the windshield as instructed and the other I used for my other windows/side mirrors. The website was very easy to use & find what adapter your car needs for them to install. Again, it was dark out...I grabbed a tiny lantern flashlight I had from camping and installed both wipers in less than 5 minutes in that terrible lighting. The next morning, there was a very thin layer of frost on the windshield. I ran my defroster for a bit to melt it and then ran the wipers to clear it away...even just that one wipe was enough to realize I made the right choice. It was smooth, quiet, and cleared every single spot. My previous wipers never did that even right out of the box. I normally would need 3-4 wipes to clear the same level of melted frost in the past. I was excited--the reason I installed them when I did is because the forecast was calling for rain during my 1 hour commute home in the dark. After work when I got in my car, it was a steady rain but not heavy. Still, when you drive 80mph on the highway with other cars around spraying water from their tires too, it usually sucks. These wipers were so great I almost forgot it was rainy. Not a single squeak, never had to turn them up higher than the slowest setting...I'm in love & telling everyone I know that they need to get these. Can't speak to longevity because I have had them on for less than 48hours but I honestly do not care, I'll continue to buy them every month if I have to because they are that good.*amended to say, I had not seen previous reviews about haziness until after posting this. I did not havy any haziness problems and I noticed those reviews are all over a year old. I have used rainx windshield treatment in the past and you have to apply it and then wipe it off with a clean towel. Same thing with the prep wipes that come with these wipers. Maybe the instructions did not specify that in the past? Idk either way DO NOT skip that step. My visibility was perfectly fine/even better than a clean, untreated windshield.

I bought/installed these wiper blades November 2020 on a daily driver car that is always outside. Summers are long here, and temps are typically 100-115*F. Winters are fairly mild, so I can't vouch for snow/ice performance.I must admit that I didn't read the instructions nor did I use any of the included cleaning products on the glass. I typically use a motorcycle spray cleaner/polish (pink metal spray can) to clean/polish my windows, so I did that before installing the wipers.Most of the time the car/windshield never gets washed unless it rains.I've had these wipers on the car for 4 years now, and they work just as good as when I installed them. No noise, skipping, or streaking. The car hasn't seen the inside of a garage even once in that time.One thing I will advise is to clean the blades when you clean your windshield, but that goes for all wiper blades.As for the reviews saying these make a film on the glass, in 4 years of using these, I haven't experienced that, but I didn't follow the instructions before installing them, so maybe that's why.I will continue to use them and report back when I finally replace them.