Windshield Wiper Replacement Service

Kia Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement in Las Vegas, NV

We offer a certified windshield wiper blade replacement service at Findlay Kia, performed by our certified technicians with genuine OEM parts. Remember to check on our current service and parts specials for additional savings on your windshield wiper blade replacement. Schedule your service conveniently online, call the service department to schedule, or simply stop by the express service department for your new wiper blades at Findlay Kia in Las Vegas, NV.

Windshield Wiper Blades & Maintenance

Windshield wiper blades are thin rubber strips that remove moisture from the glass. The rubber design optimizes windshield-clearing performance but limits how long they will last. Windshield wiper blades have an average life of 1 year with replacement recommended annually or every 10,000 miles. You already know the value of good windshield wiper blades if you’ve ever driven in heavy rain or snowstorm. Wiper blades are ultimately safety components that need to be at their best for peak visibility and safety while driving.

Genuine Kia OEM Parts

We install the best wiper blades for your Kia model. They are genuine OEM parts with the perfect fit to meet your model’s windshield’s unique contour. They are made of a durable rubber composite that performs as expected and will last longer than aftermarket alternatives. Getting the best new wiper blades installed is easy when you bring your Kia to us for windshield wiper replacement service.

When Do Wiper Blades Need Replacement?

Windshield wiper blades should be replaced when they lose physical integrity or do not perform as expected. Even the best new wiper blades will only last for about a year or 10,000 miles before the rubber loses integrity. We have customers that replace their wiper blades twice per year due to excessive use that causes rubber damage and poor windshield clearing. Here are a few telltale signs that your old blades are due for replacement:

• Rubber has any damage, often chunks missing or the rubber tearing away from the frame and flapping on the windshield.
• The windshield has a hazy film left behind restricting peak visibility
• Frames are bent