Ford Fiesta Wiper Blade Size Guide for  Australian Cars

The Ford Fiesta wiper blade size is not one answer. It changes with the generation. The 2013 Ford Fiesta wiper blade size, the 2014 Ford Fiesta wiper blade size, the 2016 Ford Fiesta wiper blade size, and the 2017 Ford Fiesta wiper blade size are all identical because those years share one chassis run.

The 2019 Ford Fiesta wiper blade size is the odd one out, landing right on the changeover. Find your chassis code first. The size follows. This guide covers every Fiesta sold in Australia between 2003 and 2022, split by chassis code, body style, and connector type. You get the driver blade, the passenger blade, the rear blade where one exists, and the clip your wiper arm actually uses.

No cross-referencing three sites. No measuring with a tape while it rains on you. Scan the tablet, match your year, and order the exact pair. Every size below is pulled straight from verified fitment data for Australian-delivered cars, so what you read here is what bolts on.

Ford Fiesta Wiper Blade Size Table 

Generation	Years	Body	Driver Side	Passenger Side	Rear Blade	Front Connector
WP / WQ	2003–2008	Hatch	21 in / 525 mm	16 in / 400 mm	11 in / 275 mm	U-Hook
WS / WT / WZ	2009–2018	Hatch	26 in / 650 mm	16 in / 400 mm	12 in / 300 mm	Push-button (K4-B5)
WS / WT / WZ	2009–2018	Sedan	26 in / 650 mm	16 in / 400 mm	None fitted	Push-button (K4-B5)
WG	2020–2022	Hatch	28 in / 700 mm	14 in / 350 mm	11 in / 275 mm	Push-button (K4-B5)

Ford Fiesta 2003–2008 (WP, WQ) Hatch

The early Fiesta runs the smallest front pair of the lot. The driver side takes 21 inches (525 mm). The passenger side takes 16 inches (400 mm). The rear screen takes an 11-inch (275 mm) blade.

Watch the connector here. This generation uses the classic U-hook arm, not a push-button clip. If you buy a modern beam blade with a push-button adapter and no hook option, it will not seat. The Ford Fiesta 2003–2008 Hatch ships with the correct hook fitting already attached.

Ford Fiesta 2009–2018 (WS, WT, WZ) Hatch and Sedan

This is the generation most Australians are searching for, and it covers the 2013, 2014, 2016, and 2017 Ford Fiesta wiper blade size queries in one go. Every model year in this range uses the same front pair: 26 inches (650 mm) on the driver side and 16 inches (400 mm) on the passenger side.

The difference is out back. The WS/WT/WZ hatch carries a 12-inch (300 mm) rear blade. The WS/WT/WZ sedan has no rear wiper at all, so a front pair is the complete job. Buying a rear blade for a Fiesta sedan is one of the most common ordering mistakes on this model.

Both body styles moved to a push-button arm, so removal is a press-and-slide process rather than a hook-and-twist method. Small hatchbacks can also change wiper specifications between generations, so it is worth checking the exact model year before purchasing replacement blades.

Ford Fiesta 2019 The Changeover Year

The 2019 Ford Fiesta wiper blade size causes the most confusion, and for a simple reason. Australian fitment data splits at 2018 and picks back up at 2020. Cars wearing 2019 compliance plates here are almost always late-build WZ stock, which means the 26-inch and 16-inch front pairs with a 12-inch rear blade.

Confirm it in thirty seconds before you order. Lift the driver arm and look at how the blade attaches. A push-button clip on a 26-inch blade means you have the WZ. If the arm is holding a noticeably longer blade with a short 14-inch partner, you have an early WG.

Ford Fiesta 2020–2022 (WG) Hatch

The final Fiesta changed shape the most. The Ford Fiesta 2020–2022 (WG) Hatch  runs 28 inches (700 mm) on the driver side, paired with a much shorter 14-inch (350 mm) passenger blade. The rear drops back to 11 inches (275 mm).

That 28/14 combination catches people out. It is the widest sweep and the biggest length gap of any Fiesta, so old blades from a WZ will not transfer across even though the connector style looks similar.

Why Some Tables List a 24-Inch Driver Blade

Search the same question in the US, and you will see 24 inches quoted for 2011 to 2019 fiestas. That figure is real, but it applies to North American-built cars, which used a different arm and sweep pattern. Australian-delivered WS, WT, and WZ Fiestas take 26 inches on the driver side. If you order from an overseas size table, you end up with a blade that under-sweeps the screen and leaves an uncleared strip in the driver’s eyeline. Always buy against Australian fitment data.

Connectors Matter as Much as Length

A correct length on the wrong clip is still a failed fit. The Fiesta uses two systems across its life: the U-Hook on 2003–2008 cars and a push-button clip on everything from 2009 onward. Rear arms use their own smaller fit on all three hatch generations.

That is why checking the connector type matters just as much as checking the blade length. When you buy a vehicle-specific kit, the adapter is already matched to your Fiesta, so the blades can be installed quickly without tools.

When to Replace Your Fiesta Wipers

Australian conditions are hard on rubber. UV, dust, and long dry spells between downpours all degrade the wiping edge faster than the twelve-month rule of thumb suggests. Replace as soon as you see streaking, hear squeaking or juddering, or spot cracks and lifted edges along the rubber. Waiting costs more than a blade, since a dry, hardened wiper can score the glass.

Conclusion 

Ford Fiesta wiper blade sizes run from 21 inches on the early WP/WQ to 26 inches through the long WS/WT/WZ era, covering 2013, 2014, 2016, and 2017, and up to 28 inches on the final WG. Passenger blades sit at 16 inches until the WG drops to 14. Rear blades are 11 or 12 inches on hatches and absent entirely on the sedan. 

Match your year, confirm whether the arm uses a hook or a push-button clip, and buy against Australian fitment data rather than an overseas chart. Get those two details right, and the blades click straight on.