Hyundai i30 wiper blade sizes (UK)
Bosch's right-hand-drive chart lists the i30 [PD] (built Dec 2016 on) with a 26" (650 mm) driver's blade and a 16" (400 mm) passenger blade. Other generations and body styles are in the table below.
Key takeaways
- Driver's side (right-hand blade on a UK car): 26" (650 mm). Passenger side: 16" (400 mm).
- Bosch lists single blades for this version rather than a matched set.
- 10 versions listed - sizes can change between generations, so match yours by build date.
| Version (Bosch) | Built | Driver's side | Passenger | Bosch set | Rear |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| i30 [PD] Fastback | Nov 2017 on | 26" (650 mm) | 16" (400 mm) | - | Bosch H318 |
| i30 [PD] CW | Mar 2017 on | 26" (650 mm) | 16" (400 mm) | - | Bosch H318 |
| i30 [PD] | Dec 2016 on | 26" (650 mm) | 16" (400 mm) | - | Bosch H318 |
| i30 Coupe [GD] | Feb 2013 on | 26" (650 mm) | 14" (340 mm) | - | Bosch A310H |
| i30 [GD] CW | Mar 2012 on | 26" (650 mm) | 14" (340 mm) | - | Bosch A310H |
| i30 [GD] | Dec 2011 on | 26" (650 mm) | 14" (340 mm) | - | Bosch A310H |
| i30 [FD] | Apr 2010 to Jan 2013 | 24" (600 mm) | 18" (450 mm) | - | Bosch H312 |
| i30 [FD] CW | Apr 2010 to Sep 2012 | 24" (600 mm) | 18" (450 mm) | - | Bosch H312 |
| i30 [FD, FDH] CW | Feb 2008 to Mar 2010 | 24" (600 mm) | 18" (450 mm) | AeroTwin A188S | Bosch H312 |
| i30 [FD, FDH] | Sep 2007 to Mar 2010 | 24" (600 mm) | 18" (450 mm) | AeroTwin A188S | Bosch H312 |
Wiper blades for the Hyundai i30
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26" driver's blade650 mm - the right-hand blade on a UK carShop blades 16" passenger blade400 mm - the left-hand bladeShop blades Bosch H318 rear bladeThe rear blade Bosch lists for this versionShop rear
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Source: Bosch Wiper Blades Application Chart 2020/2021 (right-hand-drive edition, Robert Bosch SEA). Every row's lengths match the Bosch set or blades it lists, checked against Bosch's own part-number tables in the same chart; rows that disagreed were left out. The chart lists cars up to 2020/2021 - newer generations are not covered yet.