What is the wiper size for the Highlander?

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VanEvangeline
07/30/25 12:10am
Toyota Highlander uses 26/20-inch wipers with a U-type interface. There is no fixed replacement cycle, but they should be repaired or replaced promptly when abnormal noise occurs or they fail to clean effectively. The recommended replacement cycle is 8-12 months, especially during the spring and autumn seasons when there is more rainfall. Timely replacement ensures travel safety, and the rubber wiper blades should also be replaced when they age over time. Additional information: Wipers should be replaced under the following conditions: 1. Multiple horizontal streaks appear on the windshield after wiping. 2. Areas are missed during wiping (caused by aging rubber blades). 3. There is shaking noise (due to loose wiper joints, excessive gaps, or improper angle adjustment).
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