Porsche 911 Wiper Blades Size Guide

The Porsche 911 is a rear engine sports car built by German manufacturer Porsche, produced across several generations since the 1960s, spanning the 964, 993, 996, 997 and 991 series covered on this page. The most common fitment across the 996 and 997 generations takes a 22 inch (550mm) blade on the driver side and a 21 inch (525mm) blade on the passenger side, though sizes vary by generation from 14 inch (350mm) on the 964 up to 23 inch (575mm) on the 991. Front wipers use a J-Hook connector on the 964 through 997 generations and a Slim Push Button connector on the 991, and rear wiper fitment varies by generation and body style, present on some 996 and 997 Coupe and Targa models but absent elsewhere. Find your vehicle year in the table below.

Coupe (964)

Coupe (993)

Convertible / Cabriolet (993)

Targa (993)

Coupe (996)

Convertible / Cabriolet (996)

Targa (996)

Coupe (997)

Convertible / Cabriolet (997)

Targa (997)

Coupe (991)

Targa (991)

Convertible / Cabriolet (991)

Frequently Asked Questions

What size wiper blades does a Porsche 911 take?

Wiper blade sizes for the Porsche 911 vary widely by generation. The 964 (1989 to 1994) takes a 14 inch (350mm) blade on both sides, the 993 (1994 to 1998) takes an 18 inch (450mm) driver blade and a 15 inch (375mm) passenger blade, the 996 and 997 (1998 to 2012) take a 22 inch (550mm) driver blade and a 21 inch (525mm) passenger blade, and the 991 (2012 to 2019) takes a 21 inch (525mm) driver blade and a 23 inch (575mm) passenger blade. Owners should confirm their exact generation and body style in the table above.

Does the Porsche 911 have a rear wiper?

Rear wiper fitment on the Porsche 911 depends on both generation and body style. The 996 Coupe and Targa and the 997 Coupe are fitted with a 22 inch (550mm) rear wiper blade, while Cabriolet models on both generations and the 997 Targa are not. The 964, 993 and 991 generations are not fitted with a rear wiper on any body style.

What wiper connector does the Porsche 911 use?

Front wipers on the Porsche 911 use a J-Hook connector from the 964 through to the 997 generation. The 991 generation switches to a Slim Push Button connector, so owners should check their generation before ordering.

Why do Porsche 911 Targa and Cabriolet models sometimes need different wiper blades to the Coupe?

The Targa and Cabriolet body styles share the same windscreen and wiper arm geometry as the Coupe within each generation, so front blade sizes stay the same across body styles. Rear wiper fitment can differ though, since the folding roof mechanism on Cabriolet models removes the rear wiper found on some Coupe and Targa variants. Checking the body style alongside the generation code ensures the correct fitment is ordered.

How often should I replace Porsche 911 wiper blades?

Porsche 911 wiper blades should generally be replaced every 12 months, or sooner if streaking, skipping or noise appears during use. Blades exposed to harsh sun and infrequent use, common with a car like the 911, can perish faster than the mileage alone would suggest. Replacing both front blades together keeps wear and wipe quality even across the windscreen.

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