2024 Nissan Rogue — Wiper Blade Sizes

Quick reference

Position	Length (in)	Length (mm)	Attachment	OEM PN
Driver	26	660	J-hook (9x3) on most; some trims push-button top-lock	Consult dealer (VIN-specific)
Passenger	17	432	J-hook (9x3) on most; some trims push-button top-lock	Consult dealer (VIN-specific)
Rear (if equipped)	12	305	Integrated rear arm-specific clip	Consult dealer (VIN-specific)

Best aftermarket replacements

• Bosch ICON beam: 26-inch (driver) + 17-inch (passenger); use a 12-inch dedicated rear blade. Premium price tier (about $25–35 each front, $10–18 rear). Excellent longevity and wipe quality.
• Rain-X Latitude Water Repellency: 26-inch + 17-inch fronts with adapters; 12-inch rear specialty. Mid/premium tier (about $18–28 each front). Applies water-repellent coating as you wipe.
• Trico Force beam: 26-inch + 17-inch fronts; match a 12-inch Trico rear. Mid tier (about $20–30 each front). Robust in wind and highway speeds.
• Michelin Stealth hybrid: 26-inch + 17-inch fronts; pair with a 12-inch Michelin/compatible rear. Value/mid tier (about $16–26 each front). Hybrid frame resists ice buildup.
• PIAA Si-Tech silicone beam: 26-inch + 17-inch fronts; separate 12-inch rear. Premium+ tier (about $30–45 each front). Silicone rubber leaves a hydrophobic layer for longer life.

Tip: Front blades are sold individually; buy matching sizes (26/17). The rear uses a dedicated rear wiper part—choose the 12-inch Rogue-specific rear blade.

Attachment style

• Front: Most 2024 Rogue models use the common 9x3 J-hook arm. Some trims with OE beam blades may use a push-button (top-lock) style. All listed aftermarket blades include adapters—match the adapter to your arm before snapping the blade on.
• Rear: The rear blade uses an integrated, model-specific clip that hinges up with the rear arm. Purchase a rear blade labeled for “Rogue 2024” or equivalent 12-inch Nissan rear.

If you’re unsure which front arm you have, look at the end of the wiper arm:

• J-hook looks like a curved hook that the blade slides into and locks with a plastic tab.
• Push-button top-lock has a rectangular block on top of the blade that releases with side buttons.

How to install

Front (J-hook):

1. Lift the arm off the windshield and stabilize it. 2) Press the release tab and slide the old blade down and off the hook. 3) Pre-fit the correct adapter on the new blade (J-hook). 4) Slide the hook through the opening and pull up until it clicks. 5) Lower the arm gently and test.

Front (push-button/top-lock):

1. Press the side buttons on the top-lock to release and lift off the old blade. 2) Install the top-lock adapter supplied with the new blade. 3) Set the blade onto the arm block until it clicks. 4) Tug lightly to confirm lock, then test.

Rear:

1. Swing the rear arm away from the glass. 2) Open the small cover or rotate the blade to expose the clip. 3) Release the clip and remove the blade. 4) Align the new 12-inch rear blade and snap into place. 5) Lower gently and test.

Note: Some adapters differ by brand—always follow the insert in the blade package. Never let a bare wiper arm spring back onto the glass.

When to replace

Replace blades every 6–12 months, or sooner if you notice:

• Streaking, smearing, or missed areas
• Chattering or skipping noises
• Cracked, split, or rough rubber edges
• Reduced water clearing at highway speeds

Fresh blades protect your windshield, visibility, and reaction time in bad weather.

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