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Your windshield wipers are supposed to give you a clear view of the road, but if they leave behind streaks, smears, or annoying lines, driving in the rain becomes a frustrating experience. You might have replaced the blades, cleaned your windshield, and even tried different washer fluids—so why are your wipers still not working the way they should? Streaking wipers are more than just an inconvenience; they can reduce visibility and make driving in bad weather more dangerous. Figuring out the cause of the problem can help you fix it and restore a clear windshield. Worn-Out or Damaged Wiper Blades The most common reason for streaky wipers is old or damaged blades. Over time, wiper blades wear down due to heat, cold, dirt, and constant use. The rubber can become dry, cracked, or uneven, preventing the blade from making full contact with the windshield. Even if your blades look fine, they may have lost their flexibility, causing them to miss areas of the glass. I ... read more