Looking for Land Rover wiper blades? Choose your model below to see the exact driver, passenger and rear sizes.

Land Rover Size Guides by Model

Land Rover Defender Land Rover Discovery I Land Rover Discovery II
Land Rover Discovery III Land Rover Discovery IV Land Rover Discovery Sport
Land Rover Discovery V Land Rover Freelander I Land Rover Freelander II
Land Rover Perentie Land Rover Range Rover Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
Land Rover Range Rover Sport Land Rover Range Rover Velar Land Rover Range Rover Vogue

How to choose the right wiper blades for your Land Rover

Before ordering new wiper blades for your Land Rover, it helps to check three things: the correct length for each side, the connector your wiper arms use, and whether a rear blade is needed. These quick steps cover each one.

  1. Pick your model from the list above and check the sizes listed for your build year.
  2. Confirm your body style, because hatchback, sedan, wagon and other versions of a model can take different sizes.
  3. Look at the connector listed for your model, as the right connector lets the blades click straight onto the arms.
  4. If there is a rear wiper, include the rear blade in the same change so the rear window stays clear too.

Land Rover Wiper Blade FAQs

How often should Land Rover wiper blades be replaced?

Most Land Rover owners should fit new wiper blades every 12 months, or earlier if the blades start to streak, smear or chatter. Heat and UV are the main causes of wear in Australia, so cars parked outside may need new blades sooner.

Can I fit Land Rover wiper blades myself?

Yes, there is no need for a mechanic. Replacement blades for a Land Rover 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 Land Rover 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. If your Land Rover has a rear wiper, replacing the rear blade at the same time keeps the back window just as clear.

Why are my Land Rover 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 Land Rover?

The listed sizes are matched to the windscreen and wiper arms on your Land Rover, so it is best not to change them. An oversized blade can catch the edge of the windscreen or the other blade, and an undersized one leaves part of the glass uncleared.

How can I make my Land Rover 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 Land Rover models need specific wiper blades?

Land Rover is the British maker of off-road vehicles and luxury SUVs, from the Defender and Discovery to the Range Rover family. Because windscreen shapes differ across the Land Rover range, blade lengths and connector types are not the same for every model. Using the size guide for your exact model and year makes sure the new blades fit and wipe cleanly.

If your model isn't listed or you would like help with sizing, contact our team and they will point you to the right blades for your Land Rover.

Ready to order? Visit the Land Rover wiper blades page, or use our wiper blades size guide to find sizes for any other make and model.