Jeep Wiper Blade Sizes (1974–2026)
On Jeep models from 2020 on, front wiper blades run from 16" to 26"; the most common pair is 24" + 24".
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20 Jeep models in our data, each with the sizes for its newest years.
Our Jeep data runs to 2026; newer cars aren’t in it yet.
Recent models 2020 and newer
8 older models (1978–2018)
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Measure the rubber on each old blade from end to end. Round to the nearest inch to get the right size to buy. Back to the finder
Jeep wiper FAQ
Answers worked out from our Jeep data.
What size wiper blades does my Jeep need?
It depends on the model and year. On Jeep models from 2020 on, front blades run from 16" to 26", and the most common pair (driver + passenger) is 24" + 24", on 4 of 12 models. Older models differ; pick yours above for the exact sizes by year.
Do all Jeep models use the same wiper arm?
Not all. On their newest years we have confirmed the arm on 3 of 12 recent Jeep models, most often J-Hook (9×3 mm). For the other 9 we haven’t confirmed it yet, so check where the blade clips onto your arm before buying.
Does WiperFinder list rear wiper sizes for Jeep?
Rear sizes are available for some models so far: Cherokee, Compass, Grand Cherokee, Grand Cherokee L, Grand Wagoneer, Grand Wagoneer L and 6 more. Many hatchbacks, SUVs, and wagons have a rear blade we don’t list yet. If yours isn’t shown, measure the old blade before you buy.
Why do some Jeep years show no sizes?
Our data runs to 2026 and doesn’t cover every model year yet; some years list only some of the blades. We mark those years on each model page instead of guessing.