Windshield Wiper Blades

Your windshield wipers are a small part of your car, but they make a big difference when the weather turns. At SpeeDee, we inspect and replace wiper blades fast, so you can drive with confidence in rain, snow, or shine.

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Close-up of a car windshield with windshield wiper blades in motion, clearing raindrops during a rainy day; buildings are visible in the blurred background.

What We Do

Wipe Away The Weather

Rain, snow and hail are no problem thanks to SpeeDee’s wiper blade inspection and replacement.

Wiper Blade Inspection

We take a look to make sure the wiper blades and arms are free of cracks, warping, or anything that would make your windshield less than clear. If they’re good, you’re good. If not, we’ll get you fixed up fast.

Wiper Replacement

We stock a wide variety of top-notch blades and install them in minutes. No guessing on sizes or fumbling in the parking lot, we’ll handle it so you don’t have to.

How Wiper Blade Service Works at SpeeDee

Inspect, Replace, and Test Your Wiper Blades in Minutes

You’ll always have a clear view, no matter what the weather throws your way.

We check your blades and arms for wear and tear, because they should be wiping away all the bad weather, dust, and grime.

Close-up view of a car windshield with one wiper raised, showing the interior in the background—perfect for illustrating wiper replacement or wiper blade replacement services.

If it’s time for new blades, we’ll pick the perfect pair and install them on the spot.

Two people are installing or replacing a windshield wiper blade on the front windshield of a car, an important step often checked during State Inspection Services.

We’ll make sure everything is squeaky clean, but not squeaking, with arm and wiper adjustments before we send you on your way.

Close-up of a windshield with one windshield wiper blade raised and the other wiping away water or cleaning fluid beneath a cloudy sky.

Things to Consider About Windshield Wiper Blades

When to Replace Wiper Blades & Why It Matters

Every six to 12 months is a good rule of thumb, but if you’re using them often in extreme weather conditions, you might need to replace them more often. Check in the spring and fall.

Close-up of windshield wiper blades clearing water droplets from a car windshield, with a cloudy sky reflected in the glass.

Wipers are your first defense against bad weather. When they work right, they are practically invisible. When they don’t, it’s the only thing you can see. Keep them fresh so you can stay safe and see clearly.