Cars that use a 9-inch wiper blade
GarageDex's verified wiper data lists a 9-inch blade on 3 models across 2 makes. Most cars use two different front lengths, so each row says which side it is.
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| Model | Position | Model years |
|---|---|---|
| Bronco | Rear window | 2021-2023 |
| Bronco Sport | Rear window | 2021-2025 |
| Model | Position | Model years |
|---|---|---|
| Veloster | Rear window | 2019-2022 |
Built from verified GarageDex wiper records only. Rows carried forward from an earlier year without a source are not counted.
Frequently asked
What cars use a 9-inch wiper blade?
3 models in GarageDex's verified data, across 2 makes - listed on this page by side and model year.
Can I use a 9-inch blade on both sides?
Only if both sides of your car take the same length. Most cars use a longer driver blade and a shorter passenger blade; a blade that is too long can hit the pillar or the other blade.
Does the connector matter?
Yes. Length is only half the fit - the blade must also match the wiper arm's connector (J-hook, pinch tab, side pin and others). Most blades ship with adapters.