Ford Wiper Blades Size Guide
Looking for Ford wiper blades? Choose your model below to see the exact driver, passenger and rear sizes.
Ford Size Guides by Model
How to choose the right wiper blades for your Ford
Choosing wiper blades for a Ford is simple once you know the blade lengths, the arm connector and whether your vehicle has a rear wiper. Work through the steps below to find the blades that suit your car.
- Select your model from the list above and find your build year in the size table.
- Take note of your body style and series, since different versions of one model can need different blade lengths.
- 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.
Ford Wiper Blade FAQs
How often should Ford wiper blades be replaced?
Plan on new wiper blades for your Ford 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 Ford wiper blades myself?
Yes, fitting new wiper blades to a Ford is a quick, tool-free job that takes about 60 seconds per blade. Each blade attaches to the existing arm with the matching connector, and easy-to-follow installation instructions come with every set.
Should I replace both front wiper blades on my Ford at the same time?
Yes, it is best to replace the driver and passenger blades as a pair. Both blades age at about the same rate, and fitting them together keeps the whole windscreen clear rather than just one side. If your Ford has a rear wiper, replacing the rear blade at the same time keeps the back window just as clear.
Why are my Ford wiper blades streaking or chattering?
When blades streak or chatter, the rubber has usually hardened, split or collected a film of road grime. Wiping the blades and windscreen clean can restore performance for a while, but persistent streaks mean it is time for a new set.
Can I use a longer wiper blade than the listed size on my Ford?
Using the recommended sizes for your Ford is the safest option. Going longer risks the blades touching each other or the windscreen surround, while going shorter reduces the area that gets cleared.
How can I make my Ford 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 Ford models need specific wiper blades?
Ford is the American carmaker with a long Australian history, from the locally built Falcon and Territory to the Ranger, Everest and Mustang. Because windscreen shapes differ across the Ford 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.
Can't find your vehicle or need help choosing blades for your Ford? Get in touch with our team and they will find the right fit for you.
Shop the full range on the Ford wiper blades page, or visit our wiper blades size guide for every make and model.
