2016 Honda CR-V — Wiper Blade Sizes

Quick reference

Position	Length (in)	Length (mm)	Attachment	OEM PN
Driver	26	660	Push-button (top-lock, ~19 mm)	—
Passenger	17	432	Push-button (top-lock, ~19 mm)	—
Rear (if equipped)	13	330	Push-button/tab rear mount	—

Note: Honda OEM part numbers vary by packaging and region; consult a Honda dealer with your VIN to confirm exact OE part numbers.

Best aftermarket replacements

These lines fit the 2016 CR-V when selected in 26 in (driver), 17 in (passenger), and 13 in (rear):

• Bosch ICON (beam) — premium ($$): Excellent all-weather wiping and longevity. Choose 26 in + 17 in for the front pair; use a 13 in Bosch rear blade sized for CR-V.
• Rain-X Latitude (beam) — mid/premium ($$): Good performance in rain and light snow. Select 26 in + 17 in; 13 in rear.
• Trico Force (beam) — mid/premium ($$): Aerodynamic beam blade that resists lift at highway speed. 26 in + 17 in; 13 in rear.
• Michelin Stealth (hybrid) — midrange ($$): Hybrid frame for even pressure. 26 in + 17 in; 13 in rear.
• PIAA Si-Tech (silicone beam) — premium ($$$): Silicone element lays a water-repelling film. 26 in + 17 in; 13 in rear.

All of the above commonly include adapters for Honda’s top-lock push-button arms; confirm your package includes the 19 mm top-lock adapter for the front and the correct rear tab adapter.

Attachment style

• Front arms: Push-button (top-lock), approximately 19 mm. The OE CR-V arm secures the blade with a rectangular top slot and a release button. Most beam blades include a dedicated top-lock adapter for Hondas.
• Rear arm: Push-button/tab rear-specific connector. Rear blades are model-specific; choose a rear blade listed for the 2016 CR-V rather than a universal refill.

If your vehicle has replacement arms that differ (e.g., J-hook or side pin), use the appropriate adapter supplied in the blade kit. The sizes remain the same even if the connector style has changed.

How to install

Front (push-button top-lock):

1. Lift the wiper arm off the windshield until it locks away from the glass.
2. Locate the small release button on the top-lock connector and press it while sliding the old blade downward and off the arm.
3. Select the correct top-lock adapter for your new blade (usually preinstalled for Honda). Slide the blade onto the arm until it clicks securely.
4. Gently lower the arm to the glass. Repeat for the other side.
5. Test on a wet windshield to confirm smooth, quiet operation.

Rear:

1. Open the liftgate and pivot the rear arm away from the glass.
2. Press the tab on the rear connector and slide the blade off the arm.
3. Align the new 13 in rear blade and push until it clicks. Lower the arm carefully.

Unusual attachments: If your arm uses a J-hook, side pin, or bayonet due to an arm swap, follow the adapter instructions included with the blade; most premium blades include multiple adapters.

When to replace

• Interval: Every 6–12 months in typical climates; 3–6 months in harsh sun, snow, or salt.
• Signs it’s time: Streaking, chattering/skipping, squeaking, frayed edges, or missed spots. Inspect the rubber for nicks or hardness.

Fresh wipers improve visibility and reduce driver fatigue, especially in heavy rain.

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