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Jeep Introduces High-performance Windshield Wiper Blades For Wrangler And Gladiator Models
Jeep introduces high-performance windshield wiper blades for 2018 model-year and newer Wrangler and Gladiator models.
The new, high-performance windshield wiper blades will allow owners to get a cleaner view of the trail or road.
The vehicle’s less effective standard spray nozzles becomes disabled when the JPP system is activated.
Priced at $140, the performance wiper kit is now available in the U.S. and Canada, with other markets coming soon.
The kit contains arms, blades and tubing required for initial installation, as well as one set of replacement blades.
Jeep Performance Parts (JPP) team at Mopar has introduced a new high-performance wiper blades designed to allow owners of Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator to get a cleaner view of the toughest trails or roads.
Currently available for 2018 model-year and newer Wrangler and Gladiator models, the JPP system uses less washer fluid while minimizing the flooded windshield “blind seconds” while driving.
The new high-performance wiper features 12 laser-cut holes along each blade, which releases wet jets that covers the entire dirty windshield glass, clearing the dirt and debris away on the first stroke.
When the JPP system is activated, Jeep says that the system disables the vehicle’s less effective standard spray nozzles.
“Our new, innovative JPP performance wiper blades quickly restore visibility while tackling the toughest trails by keeping the washer fluid where it belongs – on the glass,” said Mark Bosanac, North America senior vice president, Mopar service, parts and customer care.
“Perfect for off-road or on-road driving, our new ultra-capable wiper blades are just one of the more than 500 quality-tested, factory-backed parts and accessories in our Jeep portfolio.”
The JPP performance wiper kit is available now in the U.S. and Canada, with other markets coming soon. Priced at $140, the kit contains arms, blades and tubing required for initial installation, as well as one set of replacement blades.
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