The Ssangyong Chairman is a full-size luxury sedan that served as the South Korean manufacturer's flagship model, built in its earlier years on a platform related to the Mercedes-Benz E-Class. The Chairman (W100, 1997-2011) is fitted with a single 24 inch (600mm) wiper blade on the driver 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
1997 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
1998 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
1999 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2000 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2001 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2002 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2003 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2004 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2005 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2006 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2007 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2008 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2009 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2010 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now
2011 24" (600mm) N/A Buy Now

Frequently Asked Questions

What size wiper blades does a Ssangyong Chairman take?

The Ssangyong Chairman (W100, 1997-2011) is fitted with a single 24 inch (600mm) wiper blade on the driver side. Unlike most passenger vehicles, the Chairman uses one front wiper rather than a paired set.

Does the Ssangyong Chairman have a rear wiper?

No, the Ssangyong Chairman does not have a rear wiper blade. This model is fitted with a single front wiper blade only, which can be confirmed in the specifications on the product page.

What wiper connector does the Ssangyong Chairman use?

The Ssangyong Chairman uses a J-Hook connector on its single front wiper arm. This connector fits directly onto the factory arm without requiring any extra adaptors.

Why does the Chairman only have one wiper blade?

The single wiper arrangement on the Chairman reflects its design as a chauffeur driven executive sedan, where a single centrally mounted blade was considered sufficient for the windscreen shape used at the time. Owners should take care to order the correct single blade rather than a front pair.

How often should I replace Ssangyong Chairman wiper blades?

Wiper blades on a Ssangyong Chairman should generally be replaced every 6 to 12 months. Given the age of most Chairman models still on the road, checking for cracked or hardened rubber at each service is a sensible habit.

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