Wiper Blade Sizes for the 2020 Honda Fit

The 2020 Honda Fit uses a 26-inch driver-side wiper, a 13-inch passenger-side wiper, and a 14-inch rear wiper. These sizes fit all U.S.-market trims for the 2020 model year; confirm against your owner’s manual or existing blades, as regional variations and aftermarket arms can differ.

Fitment Details and What to Check

Honda kept wiper sizing consistent through the third-generation Fit’s final model years, including 2020. Most U.S. cars use a standard hook-style front arm that accepts common beam, hybrid, or conventional blades, while the rear typically uses a model-specific rear blade with an included adapter. If your vehicle was imported or the arms were replaced, check the connector type before purchasing.

Exact Sizes for the 2020 Honda Fit

The list below outlines the common blade lengths for each position on the 2020 Honda Fit, helping you buy the correct replacements the first time.

• Driver side (left): 26 inches
• Passenger side (right): 13 inches
• Rear window: 14 inches

Using the specified lengths ensures full, streak-free coverage without overextending the sweep or causing blades to overlap and chatter.

Which Blade Type to Choose

Beyond length, the blade style you choose affects performance and durability in different climates and driving conditions.

• Beam blades: Best all-around performance; aerodynamic, with even pressure and strong winter performance.
• Hybrid blades: Beam-like pressure with a protective shell; good for mixed climates and car-wash durability.
• Conventional blades: Budget-friendly; acceptable in mild conditions but typically shorter lifespan.

For most Fit owners, beam or hybrid blades offer the best clarity and longevity, especially in heavy rain or snow.

Replacement Notes and Quick How-To

Swapping wiper blades on the Fit is a straightforward DIY job. Gather the new blades, confirm the adapters match your arm type, and protect the glass while working.

1. Lift the wiper arm off the windshield and stabilize it so it doesn’t snap back onto the glass.
2. Release the old blade using the connector tab (commonly a 9×3 hook on the front). Slide it down and off the arm.
3. Attach the new blade with the correct adapter, ensuring it clicks or locks securely.
4. Gently lower the arm back onto the windshield and repeat for the other side and the rear.
5. Test on a wet windshield to confirm smooth, quiet operation and full sweep coverage.

If a blade doesn’t lock firmly or sweep cleanly, recheck the adapter and length; mismatched connectors are a common cause of poor performance.

Maintenance Tips for Longer Life

Regular care helps blades last and preserves visibility in bad weather.

• Clean the rubber edge monthly with a damp cloth to remove grit and road film.
• Avoid dry-wiping on dusty glass; use washer fluid first.
• Lift blades during ice storms to prevent freezing to the windshield.
• Replace every 6–12 months, or at the first signs of streaking, chattering, or splitting.

Proactive maintenance reduces noise, prevents premature wear, and keeps rain clearing consistent.

Summary

For a 2020 Honda Fit, the correct wiper blade sizes are 26 inches (driver), 13 inches (passenger), and 14 inches (rear). Choose quality beam or hybrid blades for the best performance, verify connector compatibility, and maintain them regularly for clear, safe visibility year-round.

What size wiper blades for a 2020 Honda?

Honda Accord Wiper Blade Chart

Year	Driver Side Wiper Size	Passenger Side Wiper Size
2018 to 2022	26″	16″
2008 to 2017	26″	19″
2003 to 2007	26″	18″
1998 to 2002	24″	19″

Can I use a 28 wiper instead of 26?

You can’t reliably use a 28-inch wiper instead of a 26-inch wiper because the longer blade may hit the other wiper, catch on the windshield’s edge or frame, or reduce the wiping pressure against the glass, leading to improper clearing or damage to the wiper motor or blades. For safety and performance, it’s best to stick to the manufacturer’s recommended size for your specific vehicle. 
Why a longer blade is risky:

• Interference: The extra length can cause the two wiper arms to hit each other as they sweep across the windshield, potentially damaging the motor or the blades themselves. 
• Poor fit: An oversized blade may not properly conform to the curvature of the windshield, leaving areas uncleared and reducing visibility. 
• Reduced pressure: A longer blade has less contact pressure against the windshield, which can reduce its effectiveness at clearing water and debris. 
• Damage: In the worst-case scenario, an oversized blade could catch on the windshield’s edge, causing damage to the blade or the frame. 

How to find the correct size:

• Check your owner’s manual: This is the most reliable source for the exact size of wiper blades recommended for your vehicle. 
• Look for markings on your old blades: Sometimes the correct size is printed on the blades themselves. 
• Use online guides: Many auto parts stores and wiper blade manufacturers have online tools where you can enter your vehicle’s make, model, and year to find the correct size. 

How to find the right size wiper blades?

To find the right windshield wiper size, you can check your vehicle’s owner’s manual, use an online wiper finder tool on an auto parts store’s website by entering your car’s year, make, and model, or manually measure your current wiper blades. It’s important to check for both the driver’s and passenger’s sides, as they are often different sizes. 
Here are the most reliable methods to find your wiper size:

1. 1. Check Your Owner’s Manual: This is the most reliable source for your vehicle’s exact wiper blade sizes. 
2. 2. Use an Online Wiper Finder: Many auto parts retailers offer tools on their websites. Simply enter your vehicle’s year, make, and model to find the correct size. 
3. 3. Manually Measure Your Blades: If your current blades are still on the car, you can measure their length. 
   • Measure the rubber blade: itself, not the metal frame, from end to end. 
   • Measure in inches, as this is the standard unit for wiper blade sizes. 
   • Remember to check both sides, as they often have different lengths. 

Other ways to find the size:

• Visit an auto parts store: You can get help at the store, as they often have information or a “wiper blade size finder” tool. 
• Contact a dealership: Dealerships or their websites can also provide specific wiper blade information for your vehicle. 

What size wipers for Honda Fit?

Honda Fit Wiper Size Comparison Chart

Year	Driver Side	Passenger Side
2020	28″ 28″	13″ – 14″ 13″ – 14″
2019	28″ 28″	13″ – 14″ 13″ – 14″
2018	28″ 28″	13″ – 14″ 13″ – 14″
2017	28″ 28″	13″ – 14″ 13″ – 14″