Replace the Rubber, Not the Whole Wiper Blade
When your wiper rubber starts to wear, streak or lose performance, you don’t necessarily need to replace the complete wiper blade.
Jenok refillable wiper blades are designed so the worn rubber insert can be removed and replaced while the main wiper blade remains on your vehicle. Sustainable eco-friendly wiper blades, for our refillable windscreen wipers.
Our replacement wiper blade refills provide a simple and economical way to keep your Jenok wipers performing properly while reducing unnecessary waste.

Refills $36.50
Why Use Wiper Blade Refills?
The rubber edge is the part of a windscreen wiper that is in constant contact with the glass. Over time it can wear, harden or become damaged through exposure to sunlight, dirt, road grime and changing weather conditions.
Instead of discarding the complete wiper blade, Jenok’s refillable design allows you to replace the worn wiper rubber insert and continue using the existing blade assembly.
This means less waste, a lower replacement cost and a convenient way to keep your windscreen clear.

Quick and simple replacement of the wiper rubbers.
How to Replace Your Jenok Wiper Rubber Refills
Replacing the rubber insert is straightforward and does not require special tools.






- Step 1 — Locate the Refill Slot
- Gently pull the existing rubber back approximately 3 cm to expose the slot on the underside of the wiper blade.
- Step 2 — Remove the Worn Rubber
- Pull the old wiper rubber through the slot and slide it completely out of the blade.
- Step 3 — Insert the New Refill
- Feed the new wiper rubber refill through the same slot.
- Step 4 — Slide the Refill Into Position
- Continue sliding the refill along the full length of the wiper blade until it reaches the opposite end.
- Step 5 — Secure the Refill
- At the end where the refill was inserted, slide the rubber slightly past the access slot and then reposition it so it sits correctly within the blade.
- Check that the rubber is seated evenly along the entire length of the wiper before using it.
When Should You Replace Wiper Rubber?
It may be time to replace your wiper blade inserts if you notice:
- streaks or smears remaining on the windscreen
- areas of glass being missed, increased noise or squeaking, visible damage to the rubber edge
- or reduced visibility during rain.
Replacing worn rubber before it deteriorates further helps maintain reliable contact between the wiper and windscreen.
Wiper Blade Refills vs Replacing the Complete Blade
Most conventional modern aero wiper blades are replaced as a complete assembly when the rubber wears out.
Jenok takes a different approach.
The main aero blade is retained and only the worn rubber component needs to be replaced. This makes Jenok’s system particularly useful for drivers who want a refillable wiper blade rather than repeatedly discarding the complete blade.