Ssangyong Wiper Blades Size Guide
Need new wiper blades for your Ssangyong? Select your model below to find the correct driver, passenger and rear sizes.
Ssangyong Size Guides by Model
| Ssangyong Actyon | Ssangyong Actyon Sports | Ssangyong Chairman |
| Ssangyong Korando | Ssangyong Kyron | Ssangyong Musso |
| Ssangyong Rexton | Ssangyong Stavic | Ssangyong Tivoli |
How to choose the right wiper blades for your Ssangyong
Choosing wiper blades for a Ssangyong 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.
- Pick your model from the list above and check the sizes listed for your build year.
- Take note of your body style and series, since different versions of one model can need different blade lengths.
- Match the connector type listed in the guide, which ensures the blades lock firmly onto your wiper arms.
- If there is a rear wiper, include the rear blade in the same change so the rear window stays clear too.
Ssangyong Wiper Blade FAQs
How often should Ssangyong wiper blades be replaced?
Most Ssangyong owners should fit new wiper blades every 12 months, or earlier if the blades start to streak, smear or chatter. Heat and UV are the main causes of wear in Australia, so cars parked outside may need new blades sooner.
Can I fit Ssangyong wiper blades myself?
Yes, Ssangyong wiper blades can be fitted at home in about 60 seconds without tools. The new blade clips onto the existing wiper arm using the same connector as the original, and easy-to-follow installation instructions are included.
Should I replace both front wiper blades on my Ssangyong at the same time?
Yes, the driver and passenger blades are exposed to the same sun and weather, so they wear out at roughly the same time. Changing both together avoids an uneven wipe where one side of the windscreen stays smeared. Where your Ssangyong has a rear wiper, it is worth changing that blade at the same time too.
Why are my Ssangyong wiper blades streaking or chattering?
Streaking usually means the rubber edge has hardened, split or picked up road grime, while chattering often comes from a dirty windscreen or a blade that no longer sits flat on the glass. Cleaning the windscreen and the rubber edge can help, but blades that still streak afterwards are due for replacement.
Can I use a longer wiper blade than the listed size on my Ssangyong?
The listed sizes are matched to the windscreen and wiper arms on your Ssangyong, so it is best not to change them. An oversized blade can catch the edge of the windscreen or the other blade, and an undersized one leaves part of the glass uncleared.
How can I make my Ssangyong wiper blades last longer?
Avoid using the wipers on a dry windscreen, keep the washer bottle topped up, and clean the rubber edges with a damp cloth from time to time. Parking in the shade or under cover also protects the blades from the heat and UV that age them fastest.
Why do Ssangyong models need specific wiper blades?
Ssangyong is the South Korean maker of SUVs and utes such as the Rexton, Musso, Korando and Tivoli. Each Ssangyong model has its own windscreen shape, so blade lengths and connector types vary between models. Checking the size guide for your exact model and year ensures the new blades fit correctly and clear the glass properly.
Still unsure which wiper blades suit your Ssangyong? Our team can help you confirm the right sizes before you order.
Shop the full range on the Ssangyong wiper blades page, or visit our wiper blades size guide for every make and model.
