Great Wall Wiper Blades Size Guide
Need new wiper blades for your Great Wall? Select your model below to find the correct driver, passenger and rear sizes.
Great Wall Size Guides by Model
| Great Wall Cannon | Great Wall Steed | Great Wall V200 |
| Great Wall V240 | Great Wall X200 | Great Wall X240 |
How to choose the right wiper blades for your Great Wall
Getting the right fit on your Great Wall comes down to three details: blade length, the type of connector on the wiper arm, and whether there is a rear wiper to replace as well. Follow these steps to choose with confidence.
- Select your model from the list above and find your build year in the size table.
- Make sure the sizes match your body style, as versions of the same model do not always share the same blades.
- Look at the connector listed for your model, as the right connector lets the blades click straight onto the arms.
- Where a rear wiper is fitted, it pays to change the rear blade along with the front pair.
Great Wall Wiper Blade FAQs
How often should Great Wall wiper blades be replaced?
Plan on new wiper blades for your Great Wall 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 Great Wall wiper blades myself?
Yes, swapping the wiper blades on a Great Wall is a simple home job that needs no tools. Lift the arm, unclip the old blade and click the new one into place, which takes about 60 seconds with the easy-to-follow instructions included.
Should I replace both front wiper blades on my Great Wall 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. If your Great Wall has a rear wiper, replacing the rear blade at the same time keeps the back window just as clear.
Why are my Great Wall wiper blades streaking or chattering?
Streaking usually means the rubber edge has hardened, split or picked up road grime, while chattering often comes from a dirty windscreen or a blade that no longer sits flat on the glass. Cleaning the windscreen and the rubber edge can help, but blades that still streak afterwards are due for replacement.
Can I use a longer wiper blade than the listed size on my Great Wall?
It is best to use the sizes listed for your Great Wall. A blade that is too long can hit the windscreen frame or clash with the other blade, while a blade that is too short leaves an unwiped strip in your line of sight.
How can I make my Great Wall wiper blades last longer?
Running the wipers only on a wet windscreen, topping up the washer fluid and cleaning the rubber edges regularly all help blades last longer. Parking under cover or in the shade reduces the sun damage that hardens the rubber.
Why do Great Wall models need specific wiper blades?
Great Wall Motor, also known as GWM, is the Chinese carmaker known in Australia for affordable utes such as the Steed and Cannon. Because windscreen shapes differ across the Great Wall 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 Great Wall? Get in touch with our team and they will find the right fit for you.
Shop the full range on the Great Wall wiper blades page, or visit our wiper blades size guide for every make and model.
