2017 Toyota Tundra — Wiper Blade Sizes

Quick reference

Note: The 2017 Toyota Tundra is a pickup and does not use a rear wiper. Always verify lengths in your owner’s manual or by measuring the blades currently on the truck. OEM part numbers vary by supplier and package; consult a Toyota dealer with your VIN for exact OE blades.

Best aftermarket replacements

These beam-style blades fit the Tundra’s J-hook arms and perform well in all seasons (list indicates typical price per blade):

• Bosch ICON beam: premium durability and winter performance; approx. $25–$35. Use 26-inch (driver) and 22-inch (passenger).
• Rain-X Latitude Water Repellency: applies water-repellent coating as you wipe; approx. $18–$28. Sizes: 26" driver, 22" passenger.
• Trico Force (or Trico Ultra): aerodynamic beam blades; approx. $16–$24. Sizes: 26" and 22".
• Michelin Stealth Ultra (hybrid): good all-weather wipe with robust frame; approx. $16–$24. Sizes: 26" and 22".
• PIAA Si-Tech (silicone): long-lasting silicone with water-repellent benefit; approx. $30–$45. Sizes: 26" and 22".

Tip: If you frequently see ice and snow, beam or silicone blades resist clogging better than traditional bracket-style blades.

Attachment style

• Factory arm type: J-hook (commonly 9x3). Most aftermarket blades include a multi-adapter that snaps directly onto the hook.
• Other types you may see listed (not used on most 2017 Tundra arms): side pin, bayonet, or push-button/top-lock. If your truck has a non-standard arm (rare), choose a blade kit that includes the correct adapter and follow its specific insert instructions.

How to install

1. Lift the wiper arm off the windshield until it locks in the service position.
2. Rotate the old blade to expose the hook and press the release tab/clip.
3. Slide the old blade downward toward the open end of the hook and remove it.
4. Choose the J-hook adapter on the new blade (most come pre-installed for J-hook).
5. Slide the hook into the new blade’s adapter until it clicks securely.
6. Gently lower the arm onto the windshield and check that the blade sits flat.
7. Repeat for the passenger side. Test on washer fluid to confirm smooth, quiet wiping.

Note: If your adapter differs (e.g., side pin or push-button), follow the blade manufacturer’s insert for that style. Never let the bare wiper arm snap back onto the glass.

When to replace

• Interval: every 6–12 months, or sooner in harsh climates.
• Signs it’s time: streaking, chattering/skipping, squeaking, uneven wipe, cracked or torn rubber, or reduced rain clearing at highway speeds.
• Pro tip: Clean the rubber edge monthly with a damp microfiber and glass-safe cleaner to extend life.

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