Alfa Romeo Wiper Blades Size Guide

Find the right wiper blades for your Alfa Romeo in seconds. Pick your model below for the exact driver, passenger and rear blade sizes.

Alfa Romeo Size Guides by Model

Alfa Romeo 147 Alfa Romeo 156 Alfa Romeo 159
Alfa Romeo 166 Alfa Romeo Brera Alfa Romeo Giulia
Alfa Romeo Giulietta Alfa Romeo GT Alfa Romeo GTV
Alfa Romeo Mito Alfa Romeo Spider Alfa Romeo Stelvio

How to choose the right wiper blades for your Alfa Romeo

Choosing wiper blades for an Alfa Romeo is simple once you know the blade lengths, the arm connector and whether your vehicle has a rear wiper. Work through the steps below to find the blades that suit your car.

  1. Start by opening the size guide for your model above and locating your vehicle's build year.
  2. Check the body style, as different versions of the same model can use different blades.
  3. Confirm the connector type listed for your vehicle so the new blades clip securely onto the wiper arms.
  4. Where a rear wiper is fitted, it pays to change the rear blade along with the front pair.

Alfa Romeo Wiper Blade FAQs

How often should Alfa Romeo wiper blades be replaced?

A good rule is to replace Alfa Romeo wiper blades once a year, or straight away if they leave streaks or skip across the glass. The Australian climate is tough on rubber, and blades exposed to daily sun tend to harden well before the 12-month mark.

Can I fit Alfa Romeo wiper blades myself?

Yes, there is no need for a mechanic. Replacement blades for an Alfa Romeo clip onto the original wiper arms in about 60 seconds, and easy-to-follow installation instructions are supplied with every order.

Should I replace both front wiper blades on my Alfa Romeo at the same time?

Yes, fitting a matching pair is the best approach. A new blade next to a worn one gives a patchy result, while two fresh blades clear the full width of the windscreen evenly. Where your Alfa Romeo has a rear wiper, it is worth changing that blade at the same time too.

Why are my Alfa Romeo wiper blades streaking or chattering?

Streaking usually means the rubber edge has hardened, split or picked up road grime, while chattering often comes from a dirty windscreen or a blade that no longer sits flat on the glass. Cleaning the windscreen and the rubber edge can help, but blades that still streak afterwards are due for replacement.

Can I use a longer wiper blade than the listed size on my Alfa Romeo?

Using the recommended sizes for your Alfa Romeo is the safest option. Going longer risks the blades touching each other or the windscreen surround, while going shorter reduces the area that gets cleared.

How can I make my Alfa Romeo wiper blades last longer?

A clean windscreen, plenty of washer fluid and the occasional wipe of the rubber edges will all extend blade life. Where possible, park out of direct sun, as heat and UV are the biggest causes of hardened, streaky blades.

Why do Alfa Romeo models need specific wiper blades?

Alfa Romeo is the Italian carmaker from Milan, known for stylish, sporty sedans, hatchbacks and SUVs such as the Giulia and Stelvio. Each Alfa Romeo model has its own windscreen shape, so blade lengths and connector types vary between models. Checking the size guide for your exact model and year ensures the new blades fit correctly and clear the glass properly.

Can't find your vehicle or need help choosing blades for your Alfa Romeo? Get in touch with our team and they will find the right fit for you.

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