The typical front wiper blade sizes for the Cadillac SRX are 24 inches on the driver’s side with either 18 or 19 inches on the passenger side depending on the model year, and an 11-inch rear blade. There are two SRX generations to consider: 2004–2009 (first generation) and 2010–2016 (second generation). Always verify against your specific year and trim, as aftermarket replacements can vary.
Front wiper blade sizes
Below are the standard front blade lengths by SRX generation. Use this as a quick guide, but double-check your exact year to avoid mismatches.
- First generation (2004–2009): Driver-side 24 inches, passenger-side 19 inches.
- Second generation (2010–2016): Driver-side 24 inches, passenger-side 18 inches.
Note: Some regional variations or aftermarket blade options may differ slightly. When in doubt, measure the blade length or consult the owner’s manual or a parts retailer using your VIN.
Rear wiper blade size
Rear wiper blades for the SRX are generally uniform across the two generations.
- All SRX model years (2004–2016): Rear blade about 11 inches (approximately 280 mm).
It’s always wise to confirm the exact rear blade size by removing the current blade to measure or by checking the vehicle’s manual, since a passenger-side or trim variation could affect replacement parts.
How to confirm the exact size for your SRX
If you want to be certain, use a combination of these quick checks:
- Reference the owner’s manual under the wiper section for exact blade lengths by year.
- Look up the vehicle’s year, make, and model on a reputable parts site or visit an auto parts store for a VIN-based lookup.
- Physically measure the current blades by removing them and matching them to standard blade lengths available for purchase.
Having the precise measurements ensures you don’t end up with ill-fitting blades or mismatched adapters.
Summary
For the Cadillac SRX, plan for front blades of 24 inches on the driver side and 18–19 inches on the passenger side depending on the generation (24"/19" for 2004–2009, 24"/18" for 2010–2016), with an 11-inch rear blade across both generations. Always verify with your specific year and trim to avoid errors, and consult the owner’s manual or a parts retailer if in doubt.