2022 Nissan Titan — Wiper Blade Sizes

Quick reference

Position	Length (in)	Length (mm)	Attachment	OEM PN
Driver	24	610	J-hook (9x3)	— (verify with dealer/VIN)
Passenger	18	457	J-hook (9x3)	— (verify with dealer/VIN)
Rear (if equipped)	—	—	—	—

Note: The 2022 Nissan Titan is a pickup and is not factory-equipped with a rear wiper.

Best aftermarket replacements

These popular beam-style blades fit the Titan’s J-hook arm with the included adapter. Choose the driver in 24-inch and the passenger in 18-inch for all brands below.

• Bosch ICON (premium): Excellent all-weather performance and longevity; typically higher-priced.
• Rain-X Latitude (mid/premium): Strong water-beading and quiet operation at a moderate price.
• Trico Force (mid/premium): Aerodynamic beam design resists lift at highway speeds.
• Michelin Stealth (mid): Durable hybrid/beam design with good value.
• PIAA Si-Tech (premium): Silicone rubber inserts lay down a water-repellent film; premium pricing.

Price tiers (approximate, each blade):

• Budget: $12–18 (conventional styles)
• Mid-range: $18–28 (e.g., Rain-X Latitude, Michelin Stealth, Trico Force)
• Premium: $25–45 (e.g., Bosch ICON, PIAA Si-Tech)

Attachment style

• Primary: J-hook (9x3). This is the standard hook found on most full-size pickups and is what the 2022 Titan uses. Nearly all aftermarket blades include a direct-fit J-hook connector.
• Less common on Titan: Side pin, bayonet, or push-button connectors are not typical for this model year. If your truck currently has an OE service blade with a non-hook connector, the replacement blade will include an adapter to convert to J-hook—follow the insert in the package.

How to install

1. Prep and protect the glass

• Turn off the ignition and set the wipers to park. Place a towel on the windshield to protect the glass in case the arm snaps back.

2. Lift the arm and release the old blade

• Raise the wiper arm away from the windshield.
• For J-hook: Rotate the blade to expose the hook, press the small release tab on the blade’s connector, and slide the blade down toward the arm’s curve to unhook it.

3. Attach the new blade

• Confirm sizes: 24-inch driver, 18-inch passenger.
• Align the new blade’s J-hook connector with the arm hook and pull it up until it clicks. Tug gently to verify it’s locked.
• If your blade includes multiple adapters, select the J-hook insert per the instruction sheet. Only use side pin or push-button adapters if your arm truly matches those styles.

4. Lower and test

• Gently lower the arm onto the glass.
• Repeat for the passenger side.
• Start the truck and test washers/wipers to ensure smooth, quiet sweeps with no streaks or chatter.

When to replace

• Time-based: Every 6–12 months, or sooner in harsh sun, snow/ice, or dusty conditions.
• Performance signs:
  • Streaking or hazy water trails
  • Chattering, skipping, or noisy passes
  • Cracked, torn, or hardened rubber edges
  • Missed areas at the tips (loss of even pressure)

Pro tip: Clean the rubber edge and windshield regularly with glass cleaner or mild soap to extend blade life. Winter climates may benefit from premium beam blades that resist ice buildup.

OEM part numbers: Nissan publishes multiple genuine blade part numbers that can vary by package or supplier. For exact OEM PNs, provide your VIN to a Nissan dealer or look up by VIN on a Nissan parts catalog.

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