TRICO Exact Fit 14 Inch Rear Wiper Blade Fits Select Acura, Honda, Infiniti, Isuzu, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Saab, Scion, Subaru, And Toyota Model Years, Part Number 14-B

Went on my 2012 RAV4 nice and easy. Also wipes well and Trico products are at least good for 6 months.

The rear wiper on Honda Elements are notoriously difficult to find replacements for. It has a non-standard attachment point on the wiper arm, so standard 12" replacement wipers don't work no matter what adapter you try. I know people who still have the factory original installed because getting a new one that fits will either cost an arm and a leg for an OEM Honda replacement, or takes loads of trial and error to find an aftermarket part that fits. This is the first non-Honda wiper I've found that actually fits right out of the box.

Well built, great wiper assembly; however, there is a caveat and I'm not going to blame Trico. Amazon's search feature states this fits 2022 and 2023 Hyundai Venues. Nope, sorry. There is a tab that Hyundai was nice enough to put in the way so you'd have to buy their wiper assembly and pay for installation. Fortunately, I was able to remove the rubber and metal stripping and use both in my original wiper arm. Ha, ha, Hyundai - you at Amazon need to correct your auto parts listing.

Worked perfectly. Good price

Fits on our Mach E rear windshield, haven’t had a chance to use it but it’s a nice upgrade from the OEM 11” wiper blade.

This TRICO 11 inch Rear Wiper Blade (11-A version) is the correct fit for a 2014 Prius V, and Amazon's recommendation was accurate. If you can find a 3-pack with front and rear wipers then just make sure the rear wiper is this kind of model and length at 11 inches. Installation was easy and the "universal" instructions provided with the wiper were good enough. I did a comparison to my OEM version and this TRICO version and they are indeed identical. The only minor differences is the plastic quality of the TRICO has a few blemishes and isn't as polished as if you would purchase a new OEM wiper blade. If that doesn't bother you too much then this is a solid off-brand option that's affordable. One thing I'll be monitoring is how long the rubber blade will last. I looked closely at the rubber and it has a slight silvery-black sheen on it and I'm hoping that's not dried rubber or a defect. If this falls short after 1 year minimum then I'll be sure to update my review.

Works much better than the off-brand wipers I bought last time.

***UPDATE*** So this issue was bugging me.... 0ver 70% 4/5 star reviews for this product, wasn't sure why just a few of us are having problems with it. Pulled the arm back out of the trash and investigated, and have found the source of the trouble - for me anyway. I've uploaded a 4th picture which shows that the part of the arm that holds the blade is almost 1/4 inch shorter than the OEM arm, but the blade is the same length. This results in the blade being squeezed and pushed back away from the window resulting in the gap. This is why the new blade worked with the OEM arm. I could've cut the new blade to fit, but I shouldn't have to do that and also don't want to shorten a blade that is only 12 inches to begin with. I'm guessing that all the folks who left positive reviews either received a product with a longer arm or shorter blade. Either way, the one I received was not suited for the intended purpose, so the 1 star review remains. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ***ORIGINAL REVIEW*** Ordered for my 2004 4Runner. Read other reviews about having an issue with it not making complete contact with the rear window, but ordered anyway. Installed this morning, and sure enough the blade did not make full contact. Got back on the product page and read Wiper123's response/fix advice to reviews that had complained about this issue, and tried their recommendations. Cleaned and lubed, rotated back and forth.... still no joy. First pic shows the gap between part of the blade and the window with the Trico product, and the second pic shows wipe results on the window. Ended up taking the new blade out and installing it into the OEM arm, and sure enough the first time I tried it, it worked like a charm - see third pic. Wipers123, if you're reading this please don't copy and paste your "100% fix" reply because it simply isn't true. I've been performing routine maintenance tasks such as this on my vehicles for 35 years, and this one is dead simple to do - the product was installed correctly (multiple attempts and applied your fix just to make sure) but it just didn't work properly. You may have better luck than I did if you order this, but I'm thinking there's a QC issue here. I went through all of the reviews that mentioned this issue, and not one of them stated that they were able to fix the problem following the advice given. I probably could've saved a little money by just buying the refill locally, but what's done is done - I used the blade and threw the arm away.