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What size wiper blades for Mercedes C Class?

For most Mercedes‑Benz C‑Class models, front wiper blades are 26 inches on the driver's side and 20 inches on the passenger side. Older pre‑2007 C‑Classes typically use 24 inches and 20 inches. Sizes can vary by year, body style and market, so always verify with the owner's manual or a reputable parts guide.


Front wiper blade sizes by generation


Here is a concise guide to the front blade lengths commonly found on C‑Class models. Always confirm against your specific vehicle documentation or a fit guide.



  • Pre‑2007 C‑Class (roughly W203): typically 24 inches on the driver’s side and 20 inches on the passenger side. Some markets or trims may vary.

  • 2007–present C‑Class (range including W204/W205 and later): typically 26 inches on the driver’s side and 20 inches on the passenger side.


Keep in mind that regional differences and optional equipment can alter the exact sizes. If you’re replacing blades yourself, bringing the old blade or checking a reputable fit guide can help ensure you get the correct lengths.


Rear wiper (where applicable)


The rear wiper is not standard on all C‑Class body styles. It appears on estate/wagon variants and some markets. When present, rear blades are commonly around 11 inches, though exact length can vary by model and year.


To guarantee a precise match, consult the owner’s manual or a trusted parts retailer using your vehicle’s year, body style and market.


How to verify for your car


To ensure an exact fit, use these steps: (1) Look up your specific model year and body style in the owner’s manual or a Mercedes parts guide. (2) Compare with the blade packaging, which lists the length and connector type. (3) If uncertain, measure the current blades or have a parts specialist verify using your VIN.


Summary


In practical terms, most modern C‑Class cars use 26‑inch driver‑side blades and 20‑inch passenger‑side blades, with older models tending toward 24"/20". Always confirm by year, market and body style, since blade sizes can vary by trim and generation.

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