2023 Tesla Model S — Wiper Blade Sizes
Quick sizes, attachment type, install tips, and replacement interval
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Quick reference
| Position | Length (in) | Length (mm) | Attachment | OEM PN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | 28 | 711 | Push-button (Top-Lock 19 mm) | — |
| Passenger | 19 | 483 | Push-button (Top-Lock 19 mm) | — |
| Rear | — | — | Not equipped | — |
Best aftermarket replacements
- Bosch ICON (premium): excellent all-weather beam blade, long life; typically $25–35 each. Be sure to select the Top-Lock/“push-button” adapter version in 28" (driver) and 19" (passenger).
- Rain-X Latitude Water Repellency (upper mid-tier): applies Rain‑X coating while wiping; about $18–28 each, Top-Lock adapters included in most packages.
- Trico Force or Trico Ultra (mid–premium): robust beam design with aero spoiler; roughly $22–30 each, confirm Top-Lock fitment.
- Michelin Stealth Ultra (value–mid): hybrid design with good winter performance; about $16–24 each with multi-adapter hardware.
- PIAA Si-Tech (premium): silicone rubber for water-beading and longevity; typically $28–40 each, order with the required Top-Lock connector.
Tip: Many universal beam blades ship with multiple adapters. For the 2023 Model S you need the push-button Top-Lock (commonly 19 mm) connector; verify packaging or the fitment guide before purchase.
Attachment style
The 2023 Tesla Model S uses a push-button Top-Lock (often called Top-Lock 19 mm) wiper arm. Unlike common J-hook or side-pin arms, the Top-Lock has a rectangular button on the top of the arm that releases the blade. Most aftermarket blades include a dedicated Top-Lock adapter; you will not use a J-hook adapter on this car.
How to install
- Put the car in Wiper Service Mode: on the touchscreen, go to Controls > Service > Wiper Service Mode (On). The arms will move up so you can lift them from the windshield safely.
- Lift the wiper arm slightly off the glass. Support the arm so it doesn’t snap back.
- Release the old blade: press the top button on the arm/adapter and slide the blade straight off the arm.
- Prep the new blade: attach the Top-Lock (push-button) adapter if it isn’t pre-installed.
- Slide the new blade onto the arm until it clicks and locks. Tug gently to confirm it’s secure.
- Carefully lower the arm to the glass.
- Turn Wiper Service Mode off and test the wipers with washer fluid to confirm quiet, streak-free operation.
Note: If your blade/adapter looks different, consult the blade’s instructions—some Top-Lock connectors use a side latch instead of a center button, but the motion is similar.
When to replace
- Interval: every 6–12 months in most climates, or sooner in extreme heat/cold.
- Symptoms: streaking, chattering, skipping, squeaking, hazy patches, or cracked/torn rubber.
- Visual check: edge rounding, split tips, or uneven contact are signs it’s time.
OEM part numbers: Tesla does not prominently publish wiper blade PNs for the Model S in the owner’s manual. Refer to a Tesla service center or the Tesla Parts Catalog for the latest genuine part numbers. Never force-fit a J-hook blade on this Top-Lock arm.
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Values can vary by engine, trim and build date; check your VIN-specific service information. Updated 2026-10-09.