Need new wiper blades for your Mitsubishi? Select your model below to find the correct driver, passenger and rear sizes.

Mitsubishi Size Guides by Model

Mitsubishi 3000GT Mitsubishi 380 Mitsubishi ASX
Mitsubishi Challenger Mitsubishi Colt Mitsubishi Delica
Mitsubishi Eclipse Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Mitsubishi Express
Mitsubishi FTO Mitsubishi Galant Mitsubishi Grandis
Mitsubishi GTO Mitsubishi i-MiEV Mitsubishi Lancer
Mitsubishi Lancer Revolution Mitsubishi Legnum Mitsubishi Magna
Mitsubishi Mirage Mitsubishi Nimbus Mitsubishi Outlander
Mitsubishi Pajero Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Mitsubishi Starwagon
Mitsubishi Triton Mitsubishi Verada

How to choose the right wiper blades for your Mitsubishi

Choosing wiper blades for a Mitsubishi 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.

  1. Start by opening the size guide for your model above and locating your vehicle's build year.
  2. Take note of your body style and series, since different versions of one model can need different blade lengths.
  3. Look at the connector listed for your model, as the right connector lets the blades click straight onto the arms.
  4. If there is a rear wiper, include the rear blade in the same change so the rear window stays clear too.

Mitsubishi Wiper Blade FAQs

How often should Mitsubishi wiper blades be replaced?

Mitsubishi wiper blades should be replaced about every 12 months, or sooner if they streak, smear or chatter. Strong Australian sun hardens the rubber edge, so blades on cars parked outdoors usually wear out faster.

Can I fit Mitsubishi wiper blades myself?

Yes, swapping the wiper blades on a Mitsubishi 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 Mitsubishi at the same time?

Yes, fitting a matching pair is the best approach. A new blade next to a worn one gives a patchy result, while two fresh blades clear the full width of the windscreen evenly. If your Mitsubishi has a rear wiper, replacing the rear blade at the same time keeps the back window just as clear.

Why are my Mitsubishi 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 Mitsubishi?

Sticking to the listed sizes for your Mitsubishi gives the best result. Longer blades can strike the windscreen frame or overlap the other blade, and shorter blades leave part of the glass uncleared.

How can I make my Mitsubishi 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 Mitsubishi models need specific wiper blades?

Mitsubishi is the Japanese carmaker known for tough 4WDs and SUVs such as the Pajero, Triton and Outlander, as well as the Magna and 380 built in Adelaide. Windscreen sizes and wiper arm designs vary across the Mitsubishi range, so the right blade length and connector depend on the model you drive. Following the size guide for your model and year ensures a proper fit and clear visibility.

Not sure which wiper blades fit your Mitsubishi, or can't find your vehicle? Contact our team and they will help you find the right fit.

Shop the full range on the Mitsubishi wiper blades page, or visit our wiper blades size guide for every make and model.