There are several ways to find out the right wiper size for your car:
- Look in the owner’s manual.
- Go to any auto parts store and use their “wiper blade size finder”
- Look up your correct wiper size online.
- Measure the wiper blades currently on your car.
What vehicle takes a 24 inch wiper blade?
VEHICLE FIT: 24 inch wiper blade fits Toyota Camry 2011-2002, Honda Civic 2015-2002, Dodge Ram 1500 2008-2002, Honda Accord 2002-1990, Chevrolet Equinox 2020-2005, Honda Pilot 2020-2003.
What vehicle uses 26 wiper blades?
VEHICLE FIT: 26 inch wiper blade fits Honda Accord 2020-2003, Honda Civic 2020-2006, Toyota Camry 2020-2012, Toyota Corolla 2019-2009, Toyota RAV4 2020-2013, Nissan Rogue 2020-2008, Honda Odyssey 2020-2005, Toyota Highlander 2020-2008.
Do wiper blades have to be exact size?
Windshield wiper blades are vehicle specific. On some vehicles, both wiper blades are the same size. On other vehicles, the two wiper blades are different sizes. The optimal wiper blade size is determined by the manufacturer and selected for proper fit to clear as much of the windshield as possible.
How do I know what size my wiper blades are? – Related Questions
What happens if wiper blades too big?
If you buy wiper blades that are too big, they might overlap or touch which will cause them to break. Some manufacturers will not produce certain wiper blade sizes simply due to the lack of demand from vehicle manufacturers.
Will any wiper blade fit my car?
Windshield wiper blades come in many sizes, and chances are your car takes a different size on each side. Look in your car’s owner’s manual, measure the blade, or ask at an auto-parts store for the proper fit.
Can you use smaller size wiper blades?
Wiper blades that are too small will leave large areas of the glass uncleared, and wiper blades that are too large may hit the top windshield trim, causing premature wear. They might also become entangled with each other, which could cause damage to the windshield blades and arms.
Why are wiper blades different sizes?
The differing lengths of windshield wiper blades pertain to the position of the wiper arms. If the wipers were equal sizes and positioned centrally on the windshield, there would be a lot of unnecessary overlap between the two wipers’ paths while the top-center and top-corners of the windshield would be neglected.
Do wiper blades matter?
Overall, the cheaper blades should do as fine a job of cleaning your car windshield when new. The same applies to generic wiper blades versus well-known brand names. Differences in noise, streaking or cleaning ability has more to do with keeping your blades clean rather than what they’re made of.
Are all wiper blade connectors the same?
Did you know that wiper blades aren’t one type fits all? Manufacturers use a variety of connector styles to attach the wiper blade to the wiper arm. Knowing the difference between them is helpful when you need to buy new wiper blades.
How do I know what windshield wipers will fit my car?
Check Your Manual: Your vehicle’s manual should tell you what size wiper blades you need for each side and could even recommend a brand. Some vehicles have different size requirements for the driver and passenger sides, so read carefully before replacing the blades.
What are 3 different styles of wiper blade arms?
The three most common wiper arm styles are the side post, J hook and bayonet.
What does B mean on windshield wipers?
Passenger side can have an “A” or “B” part number depending on the vehicle. A is for drivers side (sometimes passenger side as well if specified). B is for passenger side. The B blades has a greater curvature to better sweep the windshield.
Are Bosch wiper blades good?
Bosch wiper blades are recommended by the shops we interviewed more than any other brand, and the Icon is consistently among the highest-rated models by users on websites that sell a wide range of wipers. It’s also earned among the highest ratings of any top-selling blade on Amazon with relatively few complaints.
What is the difference between Bosch A and B wiper blades?
Driver side always has an “A” part number. Passenger side can have an “A” or “B” part number depending on the vehicle. Blades with a “B” part number have a greater curvature specifically designed to wrap around the passenger side window for greater visibility and clarity.
What is the difference between A and OE wiper blades?
“oe” is original equipment. It may vary by vehicle, but “a” is driver side, and sometimes fits passenger also.
Is it worth buying more expensive wiper blades?
There actually is an advantage to buying better-quality wiper blades, Bill: they work better. In our experience, there’s nothing better than the original-equipment (OEM) wiper blades that are sold by the dealer — they were designed to work on your specific windshield. The OEM blades tend to fit better.
Do more expensive wipers make a difference?
Expensive wiper blades are better suited to the curved surface of the windshield and provide a better wipe than generic wipers. They are also noise-free and streak-free so there will be nothing to distract you when going around the sharp bend. They also remain consistent in all weather conditions.
Are OEM wiper blades worth it?
OEM wipers are going to save you money in the long run thanks to the difference in quality and functionality. You’ll be able to shop with confidence knowing they will fit your specific vehicle properly and not give you issues when you use them.
Should I replace both wiper blades at the same time?
Generally, you should replace both wiper blades at the same time. When you install new wiper blades, make a habit to check your windshield wiper fluid to have enough liquid to remove bugs and grime when necessary. When you can’t see clearly if it’s raining, you need to get new wiper blades right away.
