Wiper Blade Services

See clearly, drive safely! Your wiper blades work hard—but sun, grime, and time wear them down. When streaks start stealing your view, swing by Grease Monkey for a fast, fuss-free wiper blade swap. You’ll be ready for whatever the road throws at your windshield.

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What We Do

Fresh Blades, Clear View

During every Full Service Oil Change, we give your blades a quick check and will give you the heads-up if they need replacing. We only install top-notch blades that fit just right—because your windshield deserves the best view on the road.

Swap, Snap, and Swipe

Your Windshield Wipers Renewed

We check your windshield wipers for damage, wear, and performance issues.

A mechanic wearing gloves and safety glasses inspects or performs a windshield wiper replacement on a vehicle inside an auto service shop.

We ask how your windshield wiper blades are performing to make sure replacement is necessary.

A vehicle's windshield wipers clearing of moisture on its windshield.

Our technicians safely take off the worn or damaged windshield wipers.

A mechanic wearing a uniform and cap performs wiper replacement by fitting a new wiper blade on a vehicle inside a well-lit automotive service garage.

We fit new windshield wipers designed for your vehicle to ensure effective wiping.

A Grease Monkey technician changing the wiper blades of a white vehicle.

We test the new windshield wipers to confirm smooth, streak-free operation.

A mechanic in uniform and safety glasses cleans a car windshield inside a garage, with equipment, an "OPEN" sign, and wiper blades visible in the background—highlighting their dedication to quality wiper services.

Wiper Wisdom

Know When to Swap Them

Keep your windshield streak-free and your drives worry-free.

Streaks or smears after wiping mean your windshield wiper blades are damaged or bent.
Squeaking sounds during use suggest rubber wear or dirt buildup.
“Chattering” noises show windshield wiper blades have lost flexibility and don’t move evenly.
It’s been six months or more since your last windshield wiper replacement.

A close up of a windshield wiper on a car's windshield.

Even if only one windshield wiper looks worn, both should be replaced together. They face the same wear and tear from the environment, so if one is damaged, the other likely needs it too.