The Suzuki Liana is a small car built by Suzuki as a sedan and hatchback, sitting in the same class as rivals like the Corolla and Pulsar before the model was later succeeded by the SX4. The Liana takes a 22 inch (550mm) blade on the driver side across all variants, with the passenger side ranging from 18 inch (450mm) on the sedan and early hatchback to 20 inch (500mm) on the 2005 to 2007 hatchback. Front wipers use a J-hook connector on every variant, and rear wiper fitment depends on body type, with both hatchback generations fitted with a rear wiper as standard while the sedan has none. Find your vehicle year in the table below.

Hatchback

Year Driver Side Passenger Side Buy and Save 50% Off RRP
2001 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2002 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2003 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2004 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2005 22" (550mm) 20" (500mm) Buy Now
2006 22" (550mm) 20" (500mm) Buy Now
2007 22" (550mm) 20" (500mm) Buy Now

Sedan

Year Driver Side Passenger Side Buy and Save 50% Off RRP
2002 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2003 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2004 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2005 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2006 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now
2007 22" (550mm) 18" (450mm) Buy Now

Frequently Asked Questions

What size wiper blades does a Suzuki Liana take?

The Suzuki Liana takes a 22 inch (550mm) blade on the driver side across all variants. The passenger side depends on body type and year, ranging from 18 inch (450mm) on the sedan and 2001 to 2004 hatchback to 20 inch (500mm) on the 2005 to 2007 hatchback.

Does the Suzuki Liana have a rear wiper?

Yes, both hatchback generations of the Suzuki Liana are fitted with a rear wiper blade as standard, measuring 12 inches (300mm). The Liana sedan does not have a rear wiper and is fitted with two front wiper blades only, which can be confirmed in the specifications on the product page.

What wiper connector does the Suzuki Liana use?

The Suzuki Liana uses a J-hook style connector across the sedan and both hatchback generations. This connector type is common on Suzuki models from this era and does not require an additional adaptor.

Is the Suzuki Liana related to the Suzuki SX4?

The Liana was discontinued in 2007 and effectively replaced by the Suzuki SX4 in Australia, though the SX4 uses a different front wiper specification. Owners moving from a Liana to an SX4 will need a new set of wiper blades rather than reusing their existing pair.

How often should I replace Suzuki Liana wiper blades?

Suzuki Liana wiper blades should generally be replaced every 12 months, or sooner if streaking, skipping or noise appears during use. Given the age of this model, checking the rubber for cracking or hardening at each service is worthwhile.

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