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What's the Average Cost of Replacing Wiper Blades on a Volkswagen?
Picture it: the weather's bad here in NYC, and the rubber on the wiper blades on your VW has just begun cracking. The blades are starting to streak as they run, and squealing and chittering the whole time. It's official: it's time to replace them, before the frames break and the blades detach.
That'll run you between $70 and $90 on average. Of course, costs vary by Volkswagen model. Wiper blades for VW Jetta, for instance? Around $110. For Volkswagen Passat? Pretty close: $115 or so. VW Tiguan? A little more: about $155. With Volkswagen Atlas, it's a little more expensive: closer to $190.
Not here at Volkswagen Parts Catalog, though. Shop with us, and we'll help you save money. Our wiper blades are not only genuine VW, made to fit your car or SUV. They're also steeply discounted.
How to replace them is pretty easy, too. Grab a screwdriver, a tape measure, and a towel, and you'll be done in no time. Then, it's just a matter of taking care of them, so they last longer. That means keeping both the wipers and the windshield clean, keeping the blades out of climates they aren't designed for, and watching for signs of wipers gone bad.
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