Tesla Model X Wiper Replacement - Everything Learned in Changing Tesla's Proprietary Blades Myself

[@rfenchel]

Thank you very much! I bought non-oem blades that I will now return and order over designed Tesla OEM wiper blades! Great video…thank you!

[@Driven-Productions]

My pleasure, Ryan 😂

[@realtoast7036]

Thanks! Just today, a guy at my car wash must have accidentally put the wipers in "Service Mode" when trying to find "Cleaning Mode". The wash mechanisms ended up pulling the driver side wiper blade off of its arm. The wash management spent a good deal of time trying to fix. With your tips I was able to put it back in working order.

[@Driven-Productions]

realtoast hey I’m glad it helped! I could not find one good video on Tesla Model X Wiperblades so that’s why I made one. All the best

[@realtoast7036]

I actually had an appointment with Tesla Roadside Service to come out to change my damn wiper blades(!). I've now cancelled that appointment. Tesla needs to make these available to the public.

[@hansoncapitalhomes]

Good video I ended up taking the factory wipers completely apart and replacing only the silicone wiper $16 each

[@magnusedvardsen5527]

Thank you for the video! Getting the rubber hose on again was a challenge, but got it 🙂👍

[@fhamre]

Your efforts are appreciated. My X (2020)has less than 1000 miles and my wipers are crap and no amount of cleaning or RainX has made them work better. They r still crap. So it looks like new wipers for me.

[@Driven-Productions]

Sincerely appreciate your comment and happy to have helped you. Since changing my set, they are still working fine. Been about 8k miles probably.

[@fantinghan6196]

Hello, how much did you spend on the whole set of 2 wipers

[@Driven-Productions]

I think around $90 for the pair plus tax. It’s been a while.

[@fantinghan6196]

@@Driven-Productions 谢谢 thank you

[@changfamilychannel-interna1919]

He said it in the video.

[@laurajshulman]

I really appreciated this!

[@kevinkeay714]

Thanks for video . changed mine around in 3 min !

[@Driven-Productions]

My pleasure. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👊

[@syedharriskirmani2385]

Can you place the link as to where the buy the wiper blade from. I looked everywhere but can’t find the wiper blade for Tesla eight the water hookup

[@Driven-Productions]

Syed Harris Kirmani I had to go directly to Tesla and order from them. They actually had them in stock at the time which was good. You could probably call a local dealership to place the order.

[@Jay-gc8vd]

You can go to evpartsdirect to get them that's where I just got mine.

[@ShawnSonnentag]

Thanks for the video.

[@Kimandy6862]

Thank you.

[@richwash51]

Also I see you got a chrome delete Good job / I have a Tesla 75D I did a delete also

[@fredrickibe5705]

What are the sizes

[@101realtor]

Typically 28 and 18”

[@TheSkelly1651]

Have you ever given thought to modernizing the most ridiculous wiper system, they do a hopeless job of wetting the screen for these expensive blades. I have this idea to change it dramatically. Jets placed on the hood, redirected pipe work and runs. You will be able to buy ordinary 28” and I think the smaller is 16” wiper blades. Get good jets and have the most phenomenal screen wash that drowns the screen before your wipers go into action. Saving greatly on wiper wear!!! I really think this upgrade would be a first class move for a fabulous car? Thoughts...

[@Driven-Productions]

Agree. Maybe they didn’t for aerodynamic reasons, but this was kind of a miss for such a forward thinking brand like Tesla.

[@1exey]

@@Driven-Productions I think the idea was to prevent water from getting on top of the huge windshield.

[@snoblitz]

Thanks a lot! That said, this video could’ve been 3 minutes long. 😂

[@Driven-Productions]

Yep 😂

[@B4R0N.]

If I am not wrong, the integrated water jets on these wipers are Mercedes technology. And I’m about sure Mercedes-Benz and Tesla have an agreement to share parts. You might want to look up whether you could get these from Benz for cheaper in the future.

[@Driven-Productions]

ßaron appreciate the comment. I never thought to go to Mercedes to get wipers for a Tesla. Grant you if they had them, I doubt they would be cheaper. Mercedes parts are high end but costly.

[@timchang650]

U should put a towel under the wipers - there are a few stories where the windshield got damaged by the sudden release from the wipers.

[@Driven-Productions]

That’s not a bad idea 🙌

[@scotthunter7388]

Thanks. Definitely could have been under 2 minutes though.

[@Driven-Productions]

@@scotthunter7388 yep

[@gagankumarMD]

you are repeating yourself 20 times . . . can you make a new video which is short and to the point

[@Driven-Productions]

😂 I do repeat it a few times as I thought it was helpful to hear it again in my opinion without having to go back. Hope it was still helpful.

[@emiliopicazo9635]

Talking for 10 minutes and cut video just when you do the movement that is the key?

[@Driven-Productions]

I mean I show the movement you need to do and where to pull the water cable, but couldn’t show it performed as its a two hand job and was alone.

[@lancer1088]

stop talking so much and just do it omg

[@Driven-Productions]

😂

[@johnm.5243]

Too much talk. Just go direct to the point.

[@Driven-Productions]

We eventually get there 😂

[@AnyTwoWillD0]

You talk so much and repeating on the same sentences multiple times

[@Driven-Productions]

Yes, I did in this one sir to help. Happy New Year eve!