2004 Honda CR-V Beam Wiper Blades Wipers w/1yr Warranty (Set of 2) (WiperBladesUSA)

You know it's funny, I had a 2012 Mazda three before this and a 2002 Kia spectra which I did not purposefully mean to treat the way I did, but I did not take as good care of those vehicles as I have this one because I felt grateful when I got it not knowing that on the day I got it I had to, that's another story, but I have not only kept up on repairs and I keep on this vehicle myself for once, there are a couple small things that I try to do regularly often to keep this vehicle on the up and up from the base which would be getting the tire pressure checked, using Gas treatment every two weeks in the gas tank, to keep engine, residue, clean, and getting oil changes which I still have $100 at this moment set to the side already for the next oil change I get but every now and then I feel, I tend to feel like even though I spend smaller amounts of money built up overtime for those other things I mentioned, that I always tend to feel like $40 for a set of two wiper blades that do work and they do do their job right, is expensive yet I've spent up to $30 for two new headlights for the front of my vehicle, so staying on top of wiper blades and also knowing that the rain X windshield washer fluid is also less expensive when it's like $10 or less for one full jug and it lasts a while, depending on how much you use it, I need to take into account at least by Google‘s standards, that depending on how often you use wiper blades, they only have to be changed out every six months to a year and I always feel like $40 for two wiper blades is expensive, but I now realize that my mind always overlook how much money build up overtime when I spend nearly the same amount on the other things I use for upkeep on my windshield, so I think From now on, I may try to put $40 to the side much like my oil change money so whenever I need new windshield wipers, I have the money set aside and I can get some new ones when I need to, some properly working ones that are not too expensive, but just to update new ones of those as well, that way, I don't always have bumpy wiper washing whenever I use them. I don't know that I've changed the windshield wipers on this vehicle since I've had it and it will have been three years early November coming up, so I think I should try to keep it in mind to have money set aside for new windshield wipers as well. That way there are some things that when I need the update or new ones on them, I have the money ready, but these ones looked weird to me simply because they were not the same look as the ones that came with my vehicle, but the instructions on the back showed me how to put them together, and it was relatively easy and they both went on, and they worked just like they should. So there's no issues about how they work from me here.