Description
Bosch Aerotwin A982S – frameless set of wipers: 575 mm + 400 mm for streak-free performance.
A982S – an year-round set of wipers delivering crystal-clear vision in downpours, snow, and extreme temperatures for year-round reliability.
This Bosch A982S set of wiper blades delivers an asymmetric spoiler, engineered for exceptional wipe quality in challenging environments.
An asymmetric spoiler is strategically positioned to channel airflow into optimal contact force while reducing aerodynamic resistance, applying extra pressure to the wind-facing edge so the blade hugs the glass during gusty conditions. The result is minimal noise and vibration even in turbulent weather.
Perfect for performance-driven drivers, it boosts wipe efficiency for lasting clarity.
Frameless windshield wiper blade delivers a sleek beam profile, purpose-built to hold even line pressure across multi-radius glass. A pre-curved spring-steel beam pairs with a advanced synthetic-rubber edge, ensuring a whisper-quiet glide. Its low-drag aero spoiler boosts high-speed stability, while tool-free quick-click mount suits most makes and models for rapid installation. The frameless build shrugs off snow and ice, eliminates corrosion points, and hugs modern glass shapes for superior visibility. Drawbacks: higher upfront cost, refill inserts are non-serviceable, plastic adapters may embrittle in severe cold, and clamping force declines slightly on very flat windshields. Rinse with pH-neutral soap every three months and replace every 12–24 months (6–12 months in extreme climates). Go beam, drive clear – buy today.
Aerotwin – the top line from the respected global group Bosch. Wipers in the Aerotwin family boast an modern frameless construction and are supplied to the plants of numerous leading vehicle makers. The wiping element is made from a high-tech composite rubber, offering better performance than natural rubber. Spring strips are produced from a special “Evodium” alloy and preserve their original tension throughout the blade’s service life.
