Jeep Cherokee Wiper Blades

The windshield wiper blades on your Jeep Cherokee have cleared it all. They've swept away the dirty driving rain, bugs, dust, and road debris of summer. They've plowed through the snow and ice buildup of the winter season, too. They've helped keep your SUV's windshield clean and your view unobstructed -- until now.

Lately, they've begun squeaking, chattering, leaving gross muck behind, their cracking rubber streaking annoyingly across the glass. You think the blade adhesive is failing, and that can only mean the blade itself is going to fall off soon. A worse situation, though, would be a bent frame -- or a broken one.

Those are the undeniable signs that the blades need replacing. It's obvious why: the pressure points on them aren't making the proper contact, and so, the wipers aren't cleaning the windshield as well as they used to. It's time to order a new set.

Fortunately, our auto parts store has what you need: OEM wiper blades, made by Jeep to fit your Cherokee model, guaranteed. Install a new pair up front, put on a fresh rear wiper if your SUV supports one -- you'll see just how well they work. We sell many different kinds online, but three are the commonest: conventional, beam, and hybrid.

• Conventional wiper blades are usually made of rubber or silicone, and they're attached to metal frames. This kind is ideal for everyday driving. You usually change them every six months.
• Beam wiper blades are often made of solid rubber. They conform more closely to a windshield's contours, and they're designed to last longer than conventional.
• Hybrid wiper blades have frames that are made of rubber-coated metal. They work like beam wipers. However, they're both more versatile and more weather-resistant.

They have one of three different kinds of connectors for attaching blades to wiper arms:

• Hook connectors are U-shaped, and they rotate. You wrap them around the rounded ends of wiper arms.
• Clamp connectors fasten on their sides to remain in place. They're openings you insert a wiper arm into.
• Pin connectors are horizontal holes. You stick the pins on wiper arms into them; this is how the blades stay in place.

Keep Your Windshield Clean Dependably, with Genuine Jeep Cherokee Wiper Blades

You can order whichever you need right here. Just be sure you browse our catalog by model year, so you find the right fit. Buy now, and we'll have your order delivered to your door before you know it.