Federal-Mogul Offering ‘Smart Choice’ Consumer Rebates on ANCO Wiper Blades

Consumers can save up to $20 this spring and get a clearer view of the road ahead when they upgrade their driving visibility with ANCO wiper blades from Federal-Mogul Corporation.

Consumers can save up to $20 this spring and get a clearer view of the road ahead when they upgrade their driving visibility with ANCO wiper blades from Federal-Mogul Corporation.

From March 30 through May 31, the popular Federal-Mogul “Smart Choice” promotional campaign will include mail-in rebates on qualifying purchases of premium ANCO Contour and ANCO Profile all-weather wiper blades, AeroVantage bridge-style blades, 31-Series standard wipers, and ANCO Winter and Rear blades. ANCO wipers, “The Clearest Choice in Wiper Blades,” are available through thousands of automotive parts stores, retailers and vehicle service providers throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Consumers purchasing any pair of ANCO Contour or Profile all-weather wiper blades can qualify for a $15 Smart Choice mail-in rebate, while $10 rebates are available on aerodynamically styled AeroVantage wipers and $5 rebates will be offered for any pair of 31-Series wipers, ANCO Winter Blades or a single ANCO Rear wiper blade.

Replacing worn wiper blades is proven to increase driving visibility and safety. Federal-Mogul’s ANCO brand features a full line of wiper blades and related products engineered with the latest technology to ensure a clear, streak-free wipe in virtually any driving environment.

Consumers can visit www.FMSmartChoice.com for more information and to process their mail-in rebates.

For additional information regarding ANCO wipers, including a listing of authorized retailers, visit www.federalmogul.com. Product application/fitment information and other details are available via the company’s convenient www.FMe-cat.com electronic catalog or www.GetANCO.mobi web catalog for users of smart phones.

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