Nissan Navara Wiper Blade Sizes

This guide helps you find the right windscreen wiper blades for your Nissan Navara. It covers every generation in our list, from the newest D27 ute back to the early D21. You do not need to know anything about wipers to use it. Just find your generation, then match the driver side and passenger side sizes shown.

Wiper sizes differ between Navara generations. So the blades that fit one generation will not necessarily fit another. That is why it pays to check which generation you have before you buy. Each generation below lists its own driver side and passenger side sizes, so you can order with confidence and get blades that sit properly on your windscreen.

To use this guide, first work out your generation using the years and the code in brackets. Then note the driver side and passenger side sizes for that generation. Check the wiper arm type shown for your generation so you know how the blade attaches. Fit one side at a time, and take a moment to compare the new blade with the old one before you clip it on.

Nissan Navara wiper sizes for each generation

For the 2026-2028 D27 ute, the driver side takes a 24 inch (600 mm) blade and the passenger side takes a 16 inch (400 mm) blade. Fit the driver side first, then the passenger side, so you can compare each new blade with the one you removed. Take care not to let the bare arm snap back onto the glass while a blade is off. Check that each blade sits flat against the windscreen before you rely on it in the rain.

The 2015-2025 D23 NP300 uses a 24 inch (600 mm) blade on the driver side and a 17 inch (425 mm) blade on the passenger side. Before fitting, lay a soft cloth on the glass under the arm in case it slips. Match each blade to its own side, because the two sizes are different. Once both are on, run the wipers briefly and check the blades sweep cleanly without catching.

On the 2005-2015 D40, you need a 24 inch (600 mm) blade for the driver side and a 19 inch (475 mm) blade for the passenger side. Keep the two blades separate as you unpack them so the sizes do not get mixed up. When fitting, ease the blade onto the arm until it clicks or seats firmly. Give the arm a gentle tug to confirm the blade is secure before you lower it back to the glass.

The 1997-2015 D22 takes a 19 inch (475 mm) blade on the driver side and a 19 inch (475 mm) blade on the passenger side. Because both sides are the same size, you can fit them in either order, but still check each one seats properly. Wipe the arm end clean before fitting so grit does not stop the blade locking on. Lower the arm gently rather than letting it drop.

For the 1992-1997 D21, the driver side and the passenger side both use an 18 inch (450 mm) blade. With matching sizes, fitting is straightforward, but take your time on each side. Make sure the blade is fully seated on the arm before you move on. After fitting both, switch the wipers on and watch that they sweep smoothly and clear the glass without leaving gaps.

How to work out which Nissan Navara you have

Start by finding the generation that matches your Navara. Look at the years and the code in brackets, such as D27, D23, D40, D22 or D21. Your vehicle paperwork or a plate under the bonnet can help confirm it. If you are unsure, check before ordering, because the sizes change from one generation to the next.

Once you know your generation, note the driver side size and the passenger side size separately. They are not always the same, so match each side on its own. Also check the wiper arm type shown for your generation so you know how the blade attaches. Fit one side, then the other, and confirm each blade is secure.

When to replace your wiper blades

Worn wiper blades show up in several ways. You may see streaks or smears left across the glass. The blades might squeak or judder as they move. The rubber can look split, cracked or ragged along the edge. Any of these signs means it is time to think about new blades.

Poor visibility in rain is the clearest warning. If the wipers leave patches you cannot see through, or clear the glass unevenly, your view of the road suffers. That matters for safe driving, because you need to see clearly in wet weather. Replacing worn blades is a simple step that helps you stay safe.

Do not wait for a blade to fail completely. Check them from time to time, especially before wet seasons. Look along the rubber edge for splits and cracks. If the blades are noisy or leave smears, fit new ones. Clear glass and steady wiping make a real difference when the weather turns.

Looking after your wipers

Look after your wipers and they will look after you. Clean the glass regularly so grit and grime do not grind against the rubber. Wipe the blade edges with a damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Sun and dust wear rubber over time, so a little cleaning goes a long way.

When you wash the car, lift the arms off the glass carefully to clean underneath. Do not let a bare arm snap back down onto the windscreen. Check your washer fluid too, so you can clear the glass when you need to. These small habits help your blades last and keep your view clear.

Wiper blade tips

• Check your generation before ordering, because sizes differ between them.
• Match the driver side and passenger side sizes separately.
• Fit one blade at a time and confirm it is secure.
• Lay a cloth on the glass in case the arm slips.
• Clean the glass and blade edges to reduce smearing.
• Replace blades when they streak, squeak or look split.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which Navara generation I have?

Check the years and the code in brackets, such as D27, D23, D40, D22 or D21. Your vehicle paperwork or a plate under the bonnet can help confirm it. If you are unsure, check before ordering, because the sizes differ between generations.

Are the driver side and passenger side sizes always the same?

No. Some generations use different sizes on each side, while others use the same size on both. Always check the driver side and passenger side sizes for your own generation and match each side on its own before ordering.

How do I fit a new blade?

Check the wiper arm type shown for your generation so you know how the blade attaches. Fit one side at a time, ease the blade onto the arm until it seats firmly, then give it a gentle tug. Lower the arm gently onto the glass.

When should I replace my wiper blades?

Replace them when you notice streaking, smearing, squeaking or judder. Also look for split or cracked rubber along the edge. If your view in rain is poor, new blades are a simple way to see the road clearly again.

Can I mix sizes on my Navara?

Use the sizes listed for your generation on each side. Where the driver side and passenger side differ, fit the correct size to each. Matching each side properly helps the blades sweep the glass cleanly and sit correctly on the arm.

How can I make my wipers last longer?

Clean the glass and wipe the blade edges regularly to remove dust and grit. Lift the arms carefully when washing and avoid letting them snap back. Check your washer fluid, and replace blades when they start to streak or squeak.