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Broken Windshield Wiper Arm on Car Windshield Royalty Free Stock Photo

Man hand picking up car windscreen wiper..Technician changing windshield wipers blade. Mechanic check, replacing old wiper blade Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wiper car. Wiper windshield of car. Front window with wipe. Windscreen with wipers for rain and snow. Clean of glass. Vector Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mechanic changing windshield wiper blades on car Royalty Free Stock Photo

mechanic is checking car wiper blades to replace new wiper blades for car during the rainy season because when it rains it can be Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wiper blades on white car windscreen. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Broken Windshield Wiper Arm on Car Windshield

Mechanic hands in white gloves replace windshield wiper blades on red car. Car service, maintenance before rain. Safety on the Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mechanic Replacing Wiper Blades On A Car Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wiper blades on blue car windscreen. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Damaged Front Wiper Blade Mechanism During Rain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Front side of a defective wiper of a rear window Royalty Free Stock Photo

The image shows a close-up of a damaged windshield wiper arm on a car windshield during rainy weather. The wiper blade is bent and misaligned, indicating a mechanical failure or accidental damage. Raindrops are visible on the glass, emphasizing the importance of wiper functionality for clear visibility and road safety. This image is useful for automotive maintenance topics, safety campaigns, DIY car repair articles, or illustrating issues with windshield visibility in adverse weather.