How To Take Off Windshield Wipers Toyota Corolla

Discover how to replace the wiper blades on your Toyota Corolla. Here, pick a Corolla year. The instructions have been tailored to the precise wiper blade connector on your Toyota Corolla.

How big are the wipers on a Toyota Corolla?

Depending on the model year, the Toyota Corolla requires a different size wiper blade.

In contrast to the 2008 Toyota Corolla, which needs a 24″ driver’s side blade and an 18″ passenger side blade, the 2022 Toyota Corolla needs a 26″ driver’s side blade and a 16″ passenger side blade.

The Toyota Corolla’s wiper blades are a crucial safety element and should be routinely inspected, cleaned, and replaced as needed.

Check your blades once a week or anytime you find that they are not preserving the visibility of your windshield.

It’s crucial to utilize the proper Toyota Corolla sizes when it comes time to change the wiper blades.

For thorough information about your specific Toyota Corolla model year, scroll down or quickly jump.

Lift your wipers up from the windshield

It should be simple to lift your wipers up and away from your windshield once they are stopped halfway on your windshield. The old wipers on your windshield should protrude and point away from you. Now providing for simple access throughout the remaining modifying procedure.

Before you remove old wiper blades

Make sure to note which side the new blade length belongs on. Measure the previous blades’ length or simply compare it to the new Trico wiper blades. Then, position the fresh blades on the appropriate side.

Remove old wiper blades

The windshield wipers on your 2017 Toyota Camry connect to a little hook attachment on the vehicle. The little hook’s attachments come in a variety of styles depending on the wiper maker. In order to raise and slide off the old wiper blade, look for a button or a latch.

How can I tell what size my wiper blades are?

It’s possible to doubt oneself and question if there’s more to measuring windshield wiper blades than meets the eye. Nope!

The wiper blade’s length along the rubber wiper edge can be measured using a tape measure. You can now calculate the length of your wiper blades by rounding to the closest inch.

For all of your windshield-clearing requirements, we have standard duty wiper blades at our shop that are both framed and frameless.