Customer Reviews

Anco 3126 Aerovantage Kwik Connect Wiper - 26"

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(6)

 

 

You've got to be kidding me! Just take off the guide and use Anco (just one screw)! What's the point of paying 3 times as much for lesser blade from OEM Honda? They are garbage!
People who don't have hands usually make such a big deal out of small things. Honda saved a ton of money by making narrow blades and putting a guide on the arm to make sure customers come back and buy their overpriced wiper blades.

Not necessarily a flaw with the product, more a problem with the Amazon screening of products that fit your vehicle. Have a 2005 Honda Accord - should fit according to Amazon but it doesn't. On the driver side attachment arm are two metal guides. The metal of the wiper blade is too wide and gets stuck on the those guide pieces preventing the wiper blade from bending to conform to the entire windshield.

DO NOT BUT THIS PRODUCT FOR AT LEAST THE 2005 AND 2006 HONDA ACCORD. THEY ARE THE CORRECT LENGTH AND WILL CONNECT TO YOUR WIPER, BUT THEY DO NOT WORK PROPERLY. THEY DO NOT WORK WITH THE HONDA GUIDE ON THE WIPER. THESE SHOULD NOT BE RECOMMENDED BY AMAZON FOR HONDA ACCORDS. I TRIED ONE WIPER AND THOUGHT IT MIGHT BE BROKEN, SO I ORDERED A REPLACEMENT AND HAD THE SAME PROBLEM ON BOTH MY ACCORDS.

There really is a difference in wiper blades. These are well made, don't streak, and seem to be holding up well. No wonder they were a top recommendation from Consumer's Reports

I have the same problem installing the driver side wiper on my 2007 Accord as the previous reviewer. As cq08 said, the issue is with the guide located on the car's attachment arm, not on Anco's wiper blade. The guide is used to stabilize the wiper blade and make sure it doesn't wobble when it's in use. Attaching the wiper itself to the car's attachment arm works fine. The guide on the attachment arm is too narrow for the anco wiper to fit, which results in only three quarters of the wiper resting on the windshield. One solution would be to file the guide down so that the blade would fit, but I think I'd rather just stick with a new OEM blade from Honda.

Easy installation. Took about 1 minute! Figuring out the size needed took longer than the install. Don't pay someone to install wipers for you.

Fits well, makes good contact with the windshield. The frame of the bade is metal and works as well as some of the fancier blades I've had in the past at a fraction of the cost. This was a consumer reports best buy a couple years ago in terms of cost verus effectiveness and durability. There may be blades out there that last slightly longer, but not anywhere near this price point.

I second the earlier comment that these blades do not work on a Honda Accord (I have a 2006). While the 26" blade is the correct size, the blade support/guide on the driver's side causes the entire right side of the blade to permanently lift off of the windshield. There is no fix that I'm aware of, other than getting a different brand. In my case, Rain-X Latitude beam wipers, which don't have this issue. I note that the Valeo 600 wipers, which CR loves, also don't work.

This blade does not fit my 2004 acura tsx. The blade is the proper length but does not bend properly to make sufficient contact on the middle portion of the windshield. Thus, I am left to be annoyed by streaks in the middle and upper driver side portion of my windshield which defeats the safety purpose of having a functionining wiper blade. Highly disappointed that amazon does not filter this blade from being recommended to me as fitting my car.

I had high hopes for these wiper blades, but within a month of installing the blades they are streaking and rubbing across the windshield. I thoroughly washed the windshield, and applied rain X but they are still horrible. I will be throwing these out and upgrading to a better blade.