Jeep Wrangler Windshield Wiper Blade Size (1989 (2023)

FAQs

What size windshield wipers do I need for my Jeep Wrangler? ›

Wiper Size for Jeep Wrangler

Sizes for the current year model are: Driver's side: 16" Passenger side: 16" Rear windshield: n/a.

Size matters to a point, just as long as you are about 1 inch higher or lower than your current wiper blade size. If you buy wiper blades that are too big, they might overlap or touch which will cause them to break.

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.

Windshield width 55". Round headlights.

All you will get is lesser wiping area. But no damage to be worried about. Regarding the other 17" instead of 16" wiper, only possibility is that the increases 1" length could interfere with the other wiper or the edges of the windshield.

VEHICLE FIT: 28 inch wiper blade fits Nissan Altima 2018-2007, Honda Civic 2015-2012, Nissan Sentra 2019-2013, Toyota Sienna 2020-2011, Hyundai Elantra 2016-2011, Dodge Grand Caravan 2007-1996.

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.

Choosing a blade that's too short can leave large areas of your windshield unaffected, lowering your visibility. Blades that are too long can hit each other and cause damage to the blade mechanism.

VEHICLE FIT: 18 inch wiper blade fits Ford Ranger 2011-1983, Toyota Camry 2017-2012, Honda Civic 2020-1984, Jeep Cherokee 2020-1984, Toyota Corolla 2008-1993, Hyundai Sonata 2020-1989, Honda Accord 2007-2003.

Is there a big difference in wiper blades? ›

1. Conventional blades are straighter than beam wiper blades. Beam wiper blades are more curved than conventional ones. This extra curvature enhances their ability to “hug” the contours of your windshield, allowing them to apply more pressure for a clearer line of sight.

Wiper Blade Size Requirements

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.

The passenger side wiper blade gets as close to the passenger side of the windshield glass as possible to clear the most area. In order to achieve the maximum space cleared, wiper blades are typically two different sizes depending on exactly where the wiper pivots are positioned.

Rear wipers are usually a lot smaller than the fronts, and although plenty of cars have the same style wipers as on the front, some cars feature a model-specific rear wiper with the arm and the blade integrated as one unit.

Mopar_® windshields made with Corning Gorilla Glass for tough defense against chips, cracks and fractures are available on 2019—2021 Jeep_® Wrangler models. Contact your local glass provider or dealer for installation.

The Jeep Wrangler is a series of compact and mid-size four-wheel drive off-road SUVs manufactured by Jeep since 1986, and currently in its fourth generation.

Modern Jeeps are all metric, but a few standard bolts are thrown in just for fun in some older models (for example, TJs tranny and t-case are standard)! Most aftermarket parts will be standard.

VEHICLE FIT: 17 inch wiper blade fits Nissan Altima 2020-2002, Nissan Rogue 2020-2014, Toyota RAV4 2012-2006, Subaru Forester 2018-2014, Subaru Outback 2019-2015, Toyota Tacoma 2004-1995, Nissan Sentra 2020-2003.

Are expensive wiper blades worth it? Expensive wiper blades can make for a good investment, especially if the costs reflect added features like rain repellent or silicone blades. If you can justify the larger cost up front, they're typically worth it.

Which is better silicone or rubber wiper blades? ›

Manufacturers claim that silicone blades can last twice as long as standard wiper blades on the market. However this is not based on the different materials used, it's solely due to the fact that you may use your wipers less often with these installed.

Most places, including AutoZone, O'Reilly and Advance Auto Parts will also replace your wiper blades for free if you buy them at their store. Really, if you buy wiper blades, chances are the place you're buying them from will put them on for you at no cost.

If the wiper arm is bent the blade might not make full contact with the windshield, causing the chattering.

Unfortunately, the oils and exhaust that your car puts out is damaging to the wiper's squeegees. The chemicals cause the rubber to break down and deteriorate. Likewise, dirt and grime from the road wear down the cutting edge of the wiper blades.

Typical front wiper blades are between 16 and 28 inches long. Rear wiper blades are between 11 and 16 inches long. The recommended size varies by manufacturer, and sometimes even between wiper blade product lines.

VEHICLE FIT: 19 inch wiper blade fits Honda Accord 2017-2008, Toyota Prius 2015-2010, Chevrolet Malibu 2015-2013, Subaru Outback 2014-2010, Chevrolet Impala 2020-2014, Lexus ES350 2012-2007, Cadillac CTS 2014-2008.

VEHICLE FIT: 22 inch wiper blade fits Ford F-150 2020-1997, Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2020-1999, Honda Civic 2015-1992, Toyota Tacoma 2020-2005, Ram 1500 2018-2011, Chevrolet Impala 2013-1994.

VEHICLE FIT: 16 inch wiper blade fits Toyota Corolla 2019-2009, Toyota RAV4 2020-2013, Dodge Grand Caravan 2020-1987, Nissan Altima 2018-2013, Honda CR-V 2016-2012, Chrysler Town & Country 2016-1970, Hyundai Tucson 2020-2005.

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.

Silicone wiper blades are more durable, withstand a greater temperature range and last twice as long as conventional rubber blades. Manufacturers put their top technologies into their silicone range, ensuring you'll get a quieter wipe and a sleek appearance if you opt to upgrade your blade.

What brand windshield wipers does Jeep use? ›

"Our new, innovative JPP performance wiper blades quickly restore visibility while tackling the toughest trails by keeping the washer fluid where it belongs – on the glass," said Mark Bosanac, North America senior vice president of Mopar service, parts, and customer care.

Choosing Your Wiper Blades

Sometimes, matching sizes are required for the driver and passenger sides. However, different sizes are usually required for each side of the windshield.

Make sure to choose one that is designed for the climate your vehicle lives in. Sometimes the label may read all-season or winter, but should also show the lowest temperature the particular fluid can perform to, such as -40 or -45 C. If in doubt, ask an expert at the counter.

Most cars don't require tools to replace windshield wiper blades; you'll need only both hands. Locate the blades on your car and lift the wiper arms into the air. Usually they'll hold themselves in place under spring tension, allowing you room to easily switch out the blades.

The passenger side wiper blade gets as close to the passenger side of the windshield glass as possible to clear the most area. In order to achieve the maximum space cleared, wiper blades are typically two different sizes depending on exactly where the wiper pivots are positioned.

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.