2016 Ford F-350 Super Duty — Wiper Blade Sizes

Quick reference

Best aftermarket replacements

• Bosch ICON (beam) — Premium: excellent all-weather wipe and long-life rubber. Look for the 22-inch size for both driver and passenger.
• Rain-X Latitude Water Repellency (beam) — Upper mid-tier: applies Rain-X treatment as it wipes; strong value in wet climates.
• Trico Force (beam) — Mid-tier: aerodynamic spoiler for highway stability; great for tall trucks like the Super Duty.
• Michelin Stealth Ultra (hybrid) — Mid-tier: durable frame with good winter performance.
• PIAA Si-Tech (beam) — Premium: silicone rubber that lays down a water-repellent film and lasts a long time.

Note: The brands above all offer direct-fit 22-inch blades with J-hook adapters for this truck. Choose beam or hybrid styles for the best performance on a large, upright windshield.

Attachment style

Most 2016 Ford F-350 Super Duty trucks use a standard J-hook wiper arm, commonly the 9x3 mm hook. Nearly all name-brand blades include a pre-installed J-hook adapter, so installation is tool-free. If your truck has an aftermarket arm or snow/winter arm, you may encounter a push-button or side-pin style; use the alternate adapters supplied in the blade package.

How to install

1. Park the truck on level ground, turn off the ignition, and set the wipers to the "park" position. If your truck has a service position in the wiper menu, engage it.
2. Lift one wiper arm away from the windshield until it stays raised.
3. Release the old blade:

• J-hook: Press the tab on the blade’s adapter and slide the blade down toward the arm’s open end to unhook it.
• Push-button/side-pin (if present): Depress the button or pin and pull the blade free per the adapter diagram.

4. Attach the new blade:

• For J-hook, slide the arm’s hook into the adapter until it clicks and tugs securely.
• For other styles, snap the correct included adapter onto the blade and lock it onto the arm per the instructions.

5. Gently lower the arm to the glass. Repeat on the other side.
6. Test on washer fluid to confirm quiet, streak-free operation.

Tip: Protect the glass with a towel while swapping blades so a spring-loaded arm doesn’t snap onto the windshield.

When to replace

• Time: Every 6–12 months is typical; sooner in harsh sun, salt, or heavy use.
• Symptoms: Streaking, chattering, skipping, squeaking, or split/crumbly edges signal it’s time. Poor clearing in rain or snow is another clear sign.
• Prevention: Clean the rubber with a damp towel during fuel stops and keep the windshield decontaminated for longer blade life.

OEM part numbers: Ford factory part numbers can vary by trim and production run; check with a Ford dealer using your VIN if you specifically need OEM blades.

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