2025 Volvo VNR — Wiper Blade Sizes

Quick reference

Position	Length (in)	Length (mm)	Attachment	OEM PN
Driver	26	660	Varies (HD wide saddle or side pin)	—
Passenger	26	660	Varies (HD wide saddle or side pin)	—
Rear (if equipped)	—	—	Not equipped	—

Note: Most 2025 Volvo VNR builds use two identical front blades. Exact arm/attachment can vary by arm supplier and trim; verify on your truck before ordering.

Best aftermarket replacements

These popular beam-style blades perform well on heavy road duty when paired with the correct adapter for your arm type. Choose 26-inch for both driver and passenger and confirm the adapter matches your arm (wide saddle/bayonet or side pin).

• Bosch ICON (premium, ~$28–40 each): Excellent durability and all-weather performance; multi-adapter kits are widely available.
• Rain-X Latitude (mid–premium, ~$22–32): Good wipe quality and hydrophobic coating transfer; check for the correct HD adapter.
• Trico Force (mid–premium, ~$22–32): Robust beam blade with wind-lift resistance; Trico also offers HD adapters and heavy-duty lines compatible with wide saddle arms.
• Michelin Stealth (mid, ~$18–28): Hybrid frame resists wind lift and handles highway speeds well; ensure the included adapter fits your arm.
• PIAA Si-Tech (premium, ~$28–40): Silicone rubber leaves a water-repellent film; verify side pin/wide saddle compatibility.

Tip: Some heavy-duty arms require a dedicated HD adapter or a truck-specific blade. If your arm uses a wide saddle (1/2 inch) or a large side pin (e.g., 12 mm), confirm compatibility in the product fit guide.

Attachment style

Volvo VNR wiper arms commonly appear in two styles:

• HD wide saddle/bayonet (often 1/2-inch saddle retained by a screw or clip). The blade slides onto a flat bayonet and locks under the saddle.
• Side pin (commonly 12 mm on HD applications). The blade head has a socket that snaps onto the pin and locks with a tab.

Less common on heavy trucks are J-hook or push-button arms, but always check your specific arm before purchasing. If your arm doesn’t match an included adapter, look for a truck/HD adapter kit from the blade brand.

How to install

1. Park the truck on level ground, key off, and set the park brake. If your VNR has a wiper service position, activate it to raise the arms.
2. Lift one wiper arm carefully off the glass. Support the arm so it doesn’t snap back.
3. Remove the old blade:

• Wide saddle/bayonet: Loosen the retaining screw or flip the locking clip, slide the blade off the bayonet.
• Side pin: Press the release tab on the blade head and pull straight off the pin.

4. Fit the correct adapter to the new blade if not preinstalled.
5. Install the blade onto the arm until it clicks/locks. Tug gently to confirm secure engagement.
6. Repeat for the other side, lower the arms, and test with washer fluid.

Note: If your arm/adapter differs from the above (e.g., unusual bayonet width or pin size), follow the adapter card included with the blade or consult the truck’s manual.

When to replace

Most fleets replace wiper blades every 6–12 months. Replace sooner if you notice:

• Streaking, smearing, or missed areas
• Chattering or juddering at highway speeds
• Split, torn, or hardened rubber
• Lift-off in crosswinds or poor snow/ice clearing

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