Jeep Commander Wiper Blades Size Guide

The Jeep Commander is a midsize SUV produced by American manufacturer Jeep, sharing its platform with the Grand Cherokee of the same era. The Commander (XK XH, 2006-2010) takes an 18 inch (450mm) blade on both the driver and passenger sides. Front wipers use a hook style connector, and the model is not fitted with a rear wiper as standard. Find your vehicle year in the table below.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size wiper blades does a Jeep Commander take?

The Jeep Commander (2006-2010, XK XH) takes an 18 inch (450mm) wiper blade on both the driver and passenger sides. Both front blades are the same size, which simplifies replacement for this model.

Does the Jeep Commander have a rear wiper?

No, the Jeep Commander (XK XH) does not have a rear wiper blade. This model is fitted with two front wiper blades only, which can be confirmed in the specifications on the product page.

What wiper connector does the Jeep Commander use?

The Jeep Commander uses a hook style connector on the front wiper arms. This is a common connector type shared with other Jeep and Chrysler group vehicles built during the same period.

Is the Jeep Commander wiper blade the same as the Grand Cherokee WH?

The Commander and the Grand Cherokee WH share the same platform and were built during an overlapping period, but they use different blade sizes. The Commander takes an 18 inch blade on both sides, while the Grand Cherokee WH takes a 21 inch blade on both sides.

How often should I replace Jeep Commander wiper blades?

Wiper blades on a Jeep Commander should generally be replaced every 6 to 12 months, or sooner if streaking, skipping, or noise becomes noticeable. Hot Australian summers can accelerate wear on the rubber compound, so an annual check is worthwhile.

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