Front wiper blade sizes on a Honda Ridgeline depend on the model year: first-generation Ridgelines use 24-inch driver and 19-inch passenger blades, while second-generation Ridgelines use 26-inch driver and 18-inch passenger blades; the rear blade is typically about 12 inches.
Front wiper blades by Ridgeline generation
Two common front-blade lengths cover most Ridgeline years. Use these as a guideline, then confirm with your manual or OEM parts catalog.
- First generation (2006–2014): Driver-side blade around 24 inches; passenger-side blade around 19 inches.
- Second generation (2017–present): Driver-side blade around 26 inches; passenger-side blade around 18 inches.
Note: Some sub-models or aftermarket replacements may vary slightly; always verify with the owner's manual or by measuring the blades currently on the vehicle.
Rear wiper blade
Ridgeline rear wipers are smaller and usually around 12 inches, depending on year and trim. Verify with the manual or by measuring the current rear blade.
- Rear blade: typically about 12 inches for most Ridgeline models (2006–present).
When shopping, consider OEM or high-quality aftermarket blades in the correct lengths for your year and model.
How to measure and verify your exact sizes
To ensure you get blades that fit perfectly, confirm the sizes for your specific Ridgeline year and trim and consider your VIN for exact part numbers.
- Consult the owner's manual or Honda's parts site for the exact blade lengths by year and trim.
- Inspect the current blades for length marks or part numbers; many blades display size on the underside or packaging.
- Measure the blade length if you can't confirm from the packaging: measure from tip to tip along the blade edge.
- When possible, purchase blades that match the OEM sizes for the vehicle; if in doubt, bring the old blades to the store.
These steps help ensure you purchase the right wipers for your Ridgeline.
Summary: For most Ridgeline models, front wipers are 26 inches (driver) and 18 inches (passenger) in the second generation, and 24 inches (driver) and 19 inches (passenger) in the first generation, with a rear blade around 12 inches. Always verify with the owner's manual or vehicle-specific parts catalog to account for any year or trim variations.