Front wiper blades on a Jeep Wrangler are typically 22 inches on the driver’s side and 21 inches on the passenger side, with a 12-inch rear blade on models that have a rear window. Exact sizes depend on the model year and body style, so it’s best to verify for your specific vehicle.
Front wiper sizes by generation
JL Wrangler (2018–present)
Front wiper blade sizes for most JL Wranglers:
- Driver-side front blade: 22 inches
- Passenger-side front blade: 21 inches
Before listing, note that these sizes cover the common configurations for the JL generation.
Concluding note: These sizes fit the majority of JL Wranglers, but some trims or regional specs may vary. Check the blade labels or the owner’s manual to confirm.
JK Wrangler (2007–2018)
Front wiper blade sizes for most JK Wranglers:
- Driver-side front blade: 22 inches
- Passenger-side front blade: 21 inches (some late-model JKs used 22 inches on the passenger side in certain configurations)
Before listing, note that these sizes cover the common configurations for the JK generation.
Concluding note: JK front blade sizes are widely 22" (driver) and 21" (passenger), but there can be minor variations by year or trim. Verify with your vehicle’s manual or a parts lookup if exact fit is critical.
Rear wiper (if equipped)
On Wrangler models that have a rear window wiper, the rear blade is typically about 12 inches. The 2-door Wrangler often shares the same rear wiper concept, while some 4-door models may have a 12-inch rear blade as standard. Always confirm by measuring the existing blade or checking the official parts catalog for your exact year and body style.
Concluding note: Rear wiper size is less variable than the front and is commonly 12 inches across most Wranglers that include a rear wiper.
How to confirm your exact size
Because sizes can differ within a generation by year, trim, or regional specifications, follow these steps to ensure a perfect fit:
- Check your owner’s manual for blade measurements.
- Inspect the current blades for size stamps or part numbers.
- Use a reputable parts retailer’s lookup by year, make, and model.
- If in doubt, bring the old blades to the store to compare length side-by-side.
Final note: Using the correct blade length improves visibility and ensures proper parking and operation of the wiper mechanism.
Summary
In short, most Wrangler front blades are 22 inches on the driver side and 21 inches on the passenger side, with a 12-inch rear blade where a rear wiper is present. The JL generation (2018–present) commonly uses 22" and 21" front blades, while the JK generation (2007–2018) typically uses 22" and 21" as well, with some variations by year. Always verify for your exact model and year to ensure an exact fit, especially if you’re buying replacements online.
Can I use a 24 inch wiper instead of 22?
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.
What size are Jeep Wrangler windshield wipers?
Size Chart
| Year Range | Driver Side | Passenger Side |
|---|---|---|
| 1996-2006 | 14 in | 14 in |
| 2007-2023 | 16 in | 16 in |
What size wipers for 2020 Jeep Wrangler?
16"
Trico Silicone Ceramic Wiper Blade
Note: 16" Driver side wiper. 16" Passenger side wiper.
Do all Jeep Wranglers use the same windshield wipers?
Jeep Wrangler Windshield Wiper Fitting Guide:
Earlier Jeep Wrangler models use 15” driver's side, 15” passenger's side & an 18” standard rear screen wiper. Later models were fitted using 15” driver's side, 15” passenger's side and a 14” specific fit plastic moulded rear screen wiper.