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    2019 Tesla Model 3 Wiper Blade Sizes & Replacements

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    Quick reference

    PositionLength (in)Length (mm)AttachmentOEM PN
    Driver26650Pinch Tab
    Passenger19480Pinch Tab

    Best aftermarket replacements

    When it's time to replace the wiper blades on your 2019 Tesla Model 3, you have several excellent aftermarket options that offer improved performance and durability over standard blades. Here are some of the top choices, categorized by their approximate price tier:

    • Bosch ICON: (Premium Price Tier) Known for their beam blade technology, Bosch ICON wipers offer exceptional all-weather performance, a long lifespan, and quiet operation. They utilize a specialized “tension spring” to apply uniform pressure along the entire blade, ensuring a clean wipe.
    • Rain-X Latitude: (Mid-Premium Price Tier) Rain-X Latitude blades are another popular choice, featuring a beam blade design and a water-repelling coating that helps water bead up and roll off your windshield. This can improve visibility even when the wipers are not actively engaged.
    • Trico Force: (Mid Price Tier) Trico Force blades are designed for robust performance in all weather conditions. They feature a strong, durable construction and a patented "vorTec" air foil that converts wind force into positive blade-to-windshield pressure, preventing lift-off at high speeds.
    • Michelin Stealth: (Mid Price Tier) Michelin Stealth blades combine the advantages of both traditional and beam blades. They have a hinged cover that protects the blade from ice and snow buildup while maintaining consistent pressure for a clear wipe.
    • PIAA Si-Tech: (Premium Price Tier) PIAA Si-Tech wipers are known for their silicone-infused blades, which create a water-repellent barrier on your windshield. This results in smooth, streak-free wiping and a longer lifespan compared to traditional rubber blades.

    Attachment style

    The 2019 Tesla Model 3 primarily uses a Pinch Tab attachment style for its wiper blades. This is a common and secure attachment method. While not as universally familiar as the J-hook, it's relatively straightforward to work with. Always double-check the attachment style on your specific replacement blades to ensure compatibility.

    How to install

    Replacing the wiper blades on your 2019 Tesla Model 3 is a straightforward process that you can do yourself. Here are the general steps:

    1. Read the instructions: Always start by reviewing the instructions provided with your new wiper blades, as there might be slight variations depending on the brand.
    2. Lift the wiper arm: Gently pull the wiper arm away from the windshield until it locks into the upright position. Be careful not to let it snap back against the glass.
    3. Remove the old blade: For Pinch Tab attachments, there's usually a small tab or button on the adapter. Press this tab and slide the old blade off the wiper arm. It may require a bit of wiggling.
    4. Attach the new blade: Slide the new wiper blade onto the wiper arm, ensuring it clicks securely into place. You should hear an audible click when it's properly seated.
    5. Gently lower the arm: Carefully lower the wiper arm back onto the windshield. Do not let it drop suddenly.
    6. Test the wipers: Turn on your wipers to ensure they are functioning correctly and providing a clean, streak-free wipe.

    Note: If your aftermarket blades come with multiple adapters, ensure you select the correct one for a Pinch Tab attachment.

    When to replace

    Wiper blades are a crucial safety component, and their effectiveness diminishes over time due to exposure to UV rays, extreme temperatures, and road debris. It's generally recommended to replace your wiper blades every 6 to 12 months, or at the first signs of wear and tear. You'll know it's time for new blades if you notice any of the following:

    • Streaking: If your wipers leave lines or streaks across the windshield, the rubber element is likely worn or damaged.
    • Chattering or skipping: Wipers that jump or skip across the glass rather than gliding smoothly indicate the blade is no longer making full contact with the windshield.
    • Squeaking: A persistent squeaking sound can be a sign of a hardened or cracked rubber blade.
    • Reduced visibility: Ultimately, if your wipers are no longer clearing the windshield effectively and impairing your visibility, it's time for a replacement.

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