Renault Laguna Wiper Blades Size Guide
The Renault Laguna is a mid-size car built by the French manufacturer Renault, sold across three generations in hatchback and station wagon body styles. The X74 hatchback (2002-2008), the most common variant, takes a 24 inch (600mm) blade on the driver side and a 20 inch (500mm) blade on the passenger side, though sizes and rear wiper fitment vary by generation and body type. Front wipers use a J-Hook connector on the X56 and X74 generations and a Bayonet connector on the X91 generation, with rear wiper fitment varying by body type. Find your vehicle year in the table below.
Hatchback (X56)
| Year | Driver Side | Passenger Side | Buy and Save 50% Off RRP |
| 1995 | 24" (600mm) | 19" (475mm) | Buy Now |
| 1996 | 24" (600mm) | 19" (475mm) | Buy Now |
Hatchback (X74)
| Year | Driver Side | Passenger Side | Buy and Save 50% Off RRP |
| 2002 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2003 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2004 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2005 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2006 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2007 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2008 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
Station Wagon (X74)
| Year | Driver Side | Passenger Side | Buy and Save 50% Off RRP |
| 2002 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2003 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2004 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2005 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
| 2006 | 24" (600mm) | 20" (500mm) | Buy Now |
Hatchback (X91)
| Year | Driver Side | Passenger Side | Buy and Save 50% Off RRP |
| 2008 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
| 2009 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
| 2010 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
| 2011 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
Station Wagon (X91)
| Year | Driver Side | Passenger Side | Buy and Save 50% Off RRP |
| 2008 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
| 2009 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
| 2010 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
| 2011 | 24" (600mm) | 16" (400mm) | Buy Now |
Frequently Asked Questions
What size wiper blades does a Renault Laguna take?
The X56 (1995 to 1996) takes a 24 inch (600mm) driver blade and a 19 inch (475mm) passenger blade. The X74 (2002 to 2008) takes a 24 inch (600mm) driver blade and a 20 inch (500mm) passenger blade across both hatchback and station wagon. The X91 (2008 to 2011) takes a 24 inch (600mm) driver blade and a 16 inch (400mm) passenger blade. Owners should check their generation and body type in the table above.
Does the Renault Laguna have a rear wiper?
It depends on generation and body type. The X56 hatchback and the X91 hatchback are fitted with a rear wiper blade as standard, at 22 inch (550mm) and 20 inch (500mm) respectively. The X74 hatchback, the X74 station wagon, and the X91 station wagon are not fitted with a rear wiper. Owners should check the specifications for their exact model on the relevant product page.
What wiper connector does the Renault Laguna use?
The X56 and X74 generations (1995 to 2008) use a J-Hook connector, while the X91 generation (2008 to 2011) switches to a Bayonet connector. These are not interchangeable, so owners should confirm their generation before ordering.
Why does the Laguna station wagon not have a rear wiper on some models?
Rear wiper fitment on the Laguna depended on the specific trim and market configuration Renault sold in Australia, rather than being a fixed rule for wagons generally. Owners can confirm whether their vehicle has a rear wiper by checking whether a rear wiper arm and motor are visible on the tailgate glass.
How often should I replace Renault Laguna wiper blades?
Renault Laguna wiper blades should generally be replaced every 12 months, or sooner if streaking, skipping, or noise becomes noticeable. Where a rear wiper is fitted, it should be replaced on the same schedule as the front blades for consistent visibility.
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