The Rover 400 is a small family hatchback produced by Rover Group, sitting above the 200 series in the manufacturer's lineup during the 1990s. The 400 (1995-2000) takes a 20 inch (500mm) blade on the driver side and an 18 inch (450mm) blade on the passenger side. Front wipers use a J-Hook connector, and the model is not fitted with a rear wiper. Find your vehicle year in the table below.

Year Driver Side Passenger Side Buy and Save 50% Off RRP
1995 20" (500mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
1996 20" (500mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
1997 20" (500mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
1998 20" (500mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
1999 20" (500mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2000 20" (500mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now

Frequently Asked Questions

What size wiper blades does a Rover 400 take?

The Rover 400 takes a 20 inch (500mm) blade on the driver side and an 18 inch (450mm) blade on the passenger side across the 1995 to 2000 production run.

Does the Rover 400 have a rear wiper?

No, the Rover 400 does not have a rear wiper blade. This model is fitted with two front wiper blades only, which can be confirmed in the specifications on the product page.

What wiper connector does the Rover 400 use?

The Rover 400 uses a J-Hook connector on both front wiper arms.

Why are the driver and passenger blade sizes different on a Rover 400?

The Rover 400 uses a longer blade on the driver side and a shorter blade on the passenger side to match the swept area of each wiper arm. This asymmetric setup is common across many hatchbacks of this era and ensures full windscreen coverage without the blades overlapping.

How often should I replace Rover 400 wiper blades?

Wiper blades on a Rover 400 should generally be replaced every 12 months, or sooner if streaking, skipping or noise becomes noticeable.

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