Dodge Wiper Blades Size Guide
Looking for Dodge wiper blades? Choose your model below to see the exact driver, passenger and rear sizes.
Dodge Size Guides by Model
| Dodge Avenger | Dodge Caliber | Dodge Journey |
| Dodge Nitro |
How to choose the right wiper blades for your Dodge
Before ordering new wiper blades for your Dodge, it helps to check three things: the correct length for each side, the connector your wiper arms use, and whether a rear blade is needed. These quick steps cover each one.
- Start by opening the size guide for your model above and locating your vehicle's build year.
- Confirm your body style, because hatchback, sedan, wagon and other versions of a model can take different sizes.
- Check the connector type shown for your vehicle so the new blades attach securely to the existing arms.
- If your car has a rear wiper, replace the rear blade at the same time as the front pair for even wiping.
Dodge Wiper Blade FAQs
How often should Dodge wiper blades be replaced?
Plan on new wiper blades for your Dodge every 12 months, and sooner if wiping becomes noisy, patchy or smeared. Sun, heat and dust all wear the rubber edge, so cars that live outdoors usually need replacements more often.
Can I fit Dodge wiper blades myself?
Yes, there is no need for a mechanic. Replacement blades for a Dodge clip onto the original wiper arms in about 60 seconds, and easy-to-follow installation instructions are supplied with every order.
Should I replace both front wiper blades on my Dodge at the same time?
Yes, replacing both front blades together gives an even, consistent wipe across the windscreen. Blades wear at a similar rate, so pairing a new blade with an old one often leaves streaks on one side. Where your Dodge has a rear wiper, it is worth changing that blade at the same time too.
Why are my Dodge wiper blades streaking or chattering?
Streaks are a sign that the rubber edge is worn, cracked or coated in grime, and chattering usually happens when the blade skips across dirty glass or has lost its flexibility. A good clean of the windscreen and blades may help, but if the problem returns, the blades should be replaced.
Can I use a longer wiper blade than the listed size on my Dodge?
The listed sizes are matched to the windscreen and wiper arms on your Dodge, so it is best not to change them. An oversized blade can catch the edge of the windscreen or the other blade, and an undersized one leaves part of the glass uncleared.
How can I make my Dodge wiper blades last longer?
Keep the windscreen clean, use washer fluid rather than running the wipers on dry glass, and wipe the rubber edges with a damp cloth every few weeks. Parking in the shade or under cover also slows the damage caused by heat and UV.
Why do Dodge models need specific wiper blades?
Dodge is the American brand known for bold, muscular styling, with models such as the Caliber, Journey and Nitro sold in Australia. Because windscreen shapes differ across the Dodge range, blade lengths and connector types are not the same for every model. Using the size guide for your exact model and year makes sure the new blades fit and wipe cleanly.
Not sure which wiper blades fit your Dodge, or can't find your vehicle? Contact our team and they will help you find the right fit.
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