The Nissan JUKE is a compact crossover SUV known for its distinctive styling and coupe like roofline. The JUKE (2013-2024) takes a 24 inch (600mm) blade on the driver side and a 14 inch (350mm) blade on the passenger side across both generations. Front wiper connector type and rear wiper fitment vary by generation, with full details listed in the FAQs below. Find your vehicle year in the table below.

Year Driver Side Passenger Side Buy and Save 50% Off RRP
2013 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2014 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2015 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2016 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2017 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2018 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2019 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2020 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2021 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2022 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2023 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now
2024 24" (600mm) 14" (350mm) Buy Now

Frequently Asked Questions

What size wiper blades does a Nissan JUKE take?

The Nissan JUKE uses a 24 inch (600mm) blade on the driver side and a 14 inch (350mm) blade on the passenger side across both the F15 and F16 generations. These sizes remain consistent from 2013 through to 2024. Owners only need to confirm their build year against the table above to select the correct product.

Does the Nissan JUKE have a rear wiper?

The Nissan JUKE F15 (2013 to 2019) is fitted with a 12 inch (300mm) rear wiper blade as standard, sold separately from the front pair. The later F16 (2020 to 2024) does not have a rear wiper and is fitted with two front wiper blades only. Owners should check which generation they own before ordering rear blade coverage.

What wiper connector does the Nissan JUKE use?

The Nissan JUKE F15 (2013 to 2019) uses a J-Hook connector on the front wiper blades, while the later F16 (2020 to 2024) switched to a Push Button connector. Fitting the wrong adaptor type can prevent the blade from clicking into place. Owners should confirm their generation on the product page before checkout.

Why did the Nissan JUKE wiper connector change?

The Nissan JUKE underwent a full generation change in 2020, which affected both the wiper connector type and rear wiper fitment alongside styling and platform updates. Owners with a JUKE built close to this changeover should check the compliance plate to confirm which generation they own. This ensures the correct adaptor type is ordered.

How often should I replace Nissan JUKE wiper blades?

Wiper blades on a Nissan JUKE should generally be replaced every 12 months regardless of visible wear. Australian conditions including strong UV exposure can cause the rubber to perish faster than in milder climates. Replacing blades annually keeps visibility clear during heavy rain.

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