2022 Land Rover Range Rover Wiper Blade Sizes
Your wiper sizes
These sizes are for the 2022 Land Rover Range Rover.
Blades for your Land Rover Range Rover
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Where the 2022 Land Rover Range Rover sits
Wiper sizes for every Land Rover Range Rover range in our data.
- Rear
- 16"
- Rear
- 16"
- Driver
- 24"
- Passenger
- 20"
- Driver
- 24"
- Passenger
- 20"
- Rear
- 18"
- Rear
- 18"
- Rear
- 18"
- Driver
- 22"
- Passenger
- 22"
- Driver
- 18"
- Passenger
- 18"
- Driver
- 18"
- Passenger
- 18"
| Year | Driver | Passenger | Rear | Arm | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | — Not in our data | — Not in our data | 16" | Not confirmed | This page |
| 2020 | — Not in our data | — Not in our data | 16" | Not confirmed |
Good to know
Check against your old blades
Measure the rubber strip from end to end. It should match .
About this data
Fit data comes from one source so far; we're cross-checking every size against more sources. Consecutive model years with identical blades share one page.
How to fit your new blades
We haven't confirmed the arm type for this car yet, so we don't give fitting steps. The adapter chart inside the blade's box shows which adapter to use.
2022 Land Rover Range Rover wiper FAQ
Quick answers about this car.
What size wipers fit a 2022 Land Rover Range Rover?
Our data for the 2022 Land Rover Range Rover lists 16" rear only. Front sizes not in our data.
What connector does the Land Rover Range Rover wiper arm use?
We haven't confirmed the arm type for this car yet. The adapter chart in the blade's box shows which adapter to use.
Can I use a wiper blade one size longer or shorter?
Stick with the listed sizes. A longer blade can hit the windshield frame or the other blade, while a shorter one leaves an unwiped gap. If your old blades don’t match our sizes, measure them end to end.
How often should I replace my wiper blades?
Most drivers change them every 6 to 12 months. Swap them sooner if they start to streak, chatter, or miss spots.