Toyota Camry Wiper Blade Sizes

This guide helps you pick the right windscreen wiper blades for your Toyota Camry. It covers every generation listed here, from the newest sedan back to the earliest models. You do not need to know anything about wipers to use it. Just find your car, note the sizes for each side, and you are ready to shop with confidence.

Wiper sizes differ between generations of the Camry. They also differ between the sedan and wagon versions of some generations. That means the blades from one Camry will not always suit another. Always match the blades to your exact generation and body style before you buy.

Start by working out which generation you own, then read the matching entry. Each entry gives the driver side and passenger side sizes, and the rear size where your car has one. Take your time, check both sides, and replace blades as a pair so they wear evenly.

Toyota Camry wiper sizes for each generation

This generation uses a 26 inch (650 mm) blade on the driver side and a 20 inch (500 mm) blade on the passenger side. There is no rear wiper listed for this sedan. Before fitting, lay both new blades next to the old ones to confirm the lengths look right. Take care when you lift the arm away from the glass, and lower it gently so it does not snap back.

For this generation, fit a 26 inch (650 mm) blade on the driver side and an 18 inch (450 mm) blade on the passenger side. No rear wiper is listed for this sedan. Check that each blade seats firmly before you lower the arm. It helps to fit one side at a time so you do not mix up the two lengths.

This model takes a 26 inch (650 mm) blade on the driver side and an 18 inch (450 mm) blade on the passenger side. There is no rear wiper listed for this sedan. When you fit the new blades, make sure the rubber sits flat against the glass along its whole length. A quick look before you drive off saves trouble later.

Here the driver side needs a 24 inch (600 mm) blade and the passenger side needs a 20 inch (500 mm) blade. No rear wiper is listed for this sedan. Before you clip anything on, compare the new blade with the old one to be sure you have the right length for each side. Then press it home until it clicks.

This generation uses a 22 inch (550 mm) blade on the driver side and a 20 inch (500 mm) blade on the passenger side. There is no rear wiper listed for this sedan. Fit the driver side first, then the passenger side, and check that neither blade touches the other or the edge of the windscreen when the arm moves.

This wagon takes a 22 inch (550 mm) blade on the driver side, a 20 inch (500 mm) blade on the passenger side, and a 14 inch (350 mm) rear blade. Fit the front pair first, then the rear blade. Make sure the rear blade sits squarely on the glass and moves freely before you rely on it.

For this sedan, use a 22 inch (550 mm) blade on the driver side and a 20 inch (500 mm) blade on the passenger side. No rear wiper is listed for this sedan. Check that the new blades sit flat and do not lift at the ends. A gentle press along the blade helps it settle against the curve of the glass.

This wagon uses a 22 inch (550 mm) blade on the driver side, a 20 inch (500 mm) blade on the passenger side, and a 12 inch (300 mm) rear blade, with 2 supplied. Fit the front pair first, then the rear. Keep the spare rear blade somewhere clean and dry so it is ready when you next need it.

This sedan needs a 22 inch (550 mm) blade on the driver side and a 20 inch (500 mm) blade on the passenger side. There is no rear wiper listed for this sedan. Before fitting, wipe the glass clean so you can see clearly where each blade should sit. Then check both blades sweep the screen without catching.

This wagon takes a 19 inch (475 mm) blade on the driver side and a 19 inch (475 mm) blade on the passenger side. No rear wiper is listed for this wagon. Both front blades are the same length, so fitting is simple. Still check each one seats properly, and give the arms a gentle wipe before you start.

For this sedan, fit a 19 inch (475 mm) blade on the driver side and a 19 inch (475 mm) blade on the passenger side. There is no rear wiper listed for this sedan. Because both sides match, you can fit them in either order. Take a moment to confirm each blade is secure before you drive away.

How to work out which Toyota Camry you have

Work out which generation you have by checking the build years and the body style of your car. The model code in brackets, such as XV70 or V20, is a handy way to confirm it. Your owner paperwork or the plate on the car can help. Once you know the generation, find the matching entry in this guide.

Then match each side separately. The driver side and passenger side often take different lengths, so do not assume they are the same. Buy both blades together so they wear evenly. If your car is a wagon, check whether a rear blade is listed for it before you order.

When to replace your wiper blades

Worn wiper blades leave streaks and smears across the glass. You may hear squeaking or judder as the blade drags instead of gliding. The rubber can split, crack, or come away from the frame. Any of these signs means it is time for new blades.

Poor visibility in rain is a safety risk. If the screen stays cloudy after the blade passes, you cannot see the road clearly. Streaking and smearing get worse over time, so do not wait for a storm to notice. Replace worn blades before the wet weather arrives.

Check your blades regularly, especially after a hot summer or a dusty stretch of driving. Run your hand along the rubber to feel for splits or hard spots. If the blade looks tired or leaves marks, fit a fresh pair. Clear vision is one of the simplest ways to stay safe.

Looking after your wipers

Clean your windscreen and blades now and then with a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Dirt and grit on the glass wear the rubber faster. Sun and dust also dry out and harden the blades over time. A little regular cleaning helps them last longer and sweep more smoothly.

When you wash the car, lift the arms off the glass to clean underneath, then lower them gently. Never let an arm snap back onto the screen. Check your washer fluid too, so you can clear the glass when you need to. Good fluid and clean blades work together for a clearer view.

Wiper blade tips

• Check your generation and body style before ordering any blades.
• Replace both front blades at the same time so they wear evenly.
• Wipe the glass clean before you fit new blades.
• Lift the arm gently and never let it snap back onto the screen.
• Look for streaks, squeaks, or splits as signs of worn blades.
• Keep your washer fluid topped up for clearer vision.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which generation my Camry is?

Check the build years and the body style of your car. The model code in brackets, such as XV70 or V20, also helps confirm it. Your owner paperwork or the plate on the car can point you to the right generation.

Are the driver and passenger blades the same size?

Not always. Many generations use a longer blade on the driver side and a shorter one on the passenger side. Some older models use the same length on both sides. Always check each side in the matching entry.

Does my Camry have a rear wiper?

Only some wagons in this guide list a rear blade. If your generation entry does not mention a rear size, your car has no rear wiper listed here. Check the entry for your exact generation and body style.

How often should I replace my wiper blades?

Replace them when you notice streaks, smears, squeaks, or split rubber. Heat, sun, and dust wear blades over time. Check them regularly and fit new ones before the wet season so you can see clearly in rain.

Can I fit the blades myself?

Yes, fitting blades is a simple job you can do at home. Match each side to the correct length, lift the arm gently, and clip the new blade on until it is secure. Fit one side at a time to avoid mixing up the lengths.

What should I do if my new blades streak?

First clean the glass and the blade rubber, as dirt often causes streaking. Check that the blade is seated properly and sits flat. If the streaking continues, the blade may be worn or the wrong length for that side.

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