Wipers and Cabin Filters

[Excaliburitto]

Do you stick with Mopar, or do you prefer other brands/models for (a) Cabin Filters, (b) Wiper blades/refills ?

 

[Leftfield]

Do you stick with Mopar, or do you prefer other brands/models for (a) Cabin Filters, (b) Wiper blades/refills ?

Probably lots of valid choices / opinions out there. Currently on my supply shelf:

Cabin air filters: OEM ~$11 or Wix ~$12 (both at Rock Auto)
Wipers: Jeep OEM ~$21
Haven't found any other brands / versions, including Bosch Icon, that seem to hold up any better.

LF

 

[guruman]

I used to like the PIAA silicone wipers, but I now have the Mopar performance wiper setup, and I'm not sure that's an option for refills anymore. The wiper kit came with an extra set of refills.... so I'm still using those.

 

[Fast-n-Furious]

OEM cabin air filter.
Benning running the OEM wipers for 2.5 years and still good. Bosch ICON wipers on shelf.

 

[ameldorf]

68639390AA is the part number for performance blade refills. Looks to be discontinued now though.

 

[KTM300-152S]

I'm a dirt bike guy so washable filters are common place- I went with the K&N version (2 piece) cabin filter for easy cleaning during the summer months

 

[Excaliburitto]

I'm a dirt bike guy so washable filters are common place- I went with the K&N version (2 piece) cabin filter for easy cleaning during the summer months

I would personally not use a washable (or dry) K&N filter in a Jeep based in the amount of fine dust I the desert.

 

[KTM300-152S]

I would personally not use a washable (or dry) K&N filter in a Jeep based in the amount of fine dust I the desert.

Probably true...Good thing I don't live or play in that environment