I used to have Canadian tires reflex baldes, they did have a metal back end, but were frameless and real good rubebr contact.
My parents drive and Tucson and I have reflex installed on the suv and they're great.
key to making blades last longer is to try to not wear them out - i see drivers leaving the fronts/rears on even with little to no rain. The friction ends up weakning the rubber - as for frost/snow build up frameless + pop your wipers up when you park your car.
Try not to spend to much on wipers. a real good set can set you back 50-60 dollars.
My parents drive and Tucson and I have reflex installed on the suv and they're great.
key to making blades last longer is to try to not wear them out - i see drivers leaving the fronts/rears on even with little to no rain. The friction ends up weakning the rubber - as for frost/snow build up frameless + pop your wipers up when you park your car.
Try not to spend to much on wipers. a real good set can set you back 50-60 dollars.