MICHELIN9512 Rear Windshield Wiper Blade - 12 inches (Pack of 1)

Fits well and works well on my 3rd gen Prius. First couple of swipes squeaked but then has been silent since.Make sure you know how to install your rear wiper blade so you dont end up breaking things like someone else mentioned not being able to lift the arm high enough on their prius and broke the blade.

Perfect fit for nx 300 2019

I got this for the back window wiper on our 2017 Chrysler Pacifica. I accidentally broke it when I was trying to put it on. I will buy ot again at some point.

Easy to install — far more than Toyota original. Doesn't make full contact with my Prius V rear window at middle of arc but that’s a minor issue annd easy to ignore.

This windshield wiper was the easiest to install compared to Michelin. Works as well removing water as the other name brands. I highly recommend this one.

The wiper blades clear the windshield of rain streak free as it is supposed to. I changed the last Rain-x blades out after 3 years of service. I’ll see how the Weather Armor blades last this round.

great fit with fast response

Really disappointed with this wiper blade. Realized my old wiper blade had separated. Wanted to try the much cheaper Trico blade, but this one had 2 day delivery and needed it soon for a long trip. According to Amazon it should fit my Honda 2017 CR-V EX. The adapter that came with this Michelin blade appeared to correct, but the diameter of pivot rod was slightly smaller than the original. The fatal problem however was the opening was too small and it was rubbing badly on the wiper arm. The wiper arm spring is relatively weak, so the blade was barely making contact with the glass. A slight lift in the middle of the blade and it would remain elevated off the glass on its own.Due to the urgent need, I opted to cut the new rubber wiper loose from the new wiper assembly put it in the old assembly. It was harder than I expected, as the Michelin wiper blade has a raised rubber "bumper" in the groove to keep it from sliding, but with some coaxing and a small flat bladed screw driver was able to get it on to the older wiper assembly. Some sandpaper or dremel tool to widen the opening might have worked too, but swapping the rubber blades seemed faster/easier.This is the second time that Amazon has failed with fitment for auto parts. Noticed in reviews that it was mixed whether it would fit my car or not. My suspicion is that there is significant variations in manufacturing. If you get a wider opening it will probably be fine, but if you get a slightly skinnier one you are out of luck. Clearly YMMV.