The Brezza wiper blade size is 24 inches (about 600 mm) on the driver side and 16 inches (about 400 mm) on the passenger side. Parts guides and blade listings give this same pair for the current Brezza and the earlier Vitara Brezza.
The long right hand blade clears the driver's whole view, so it wears out sooner. The short left blade cleans the corner near the passenger. Buying the pair together keeps the wipe even across the glass.
Brezza fitment card
- Tyre size
- 215/60 R16 on every current variant, LXi to ZXi+
- Wheels
- 16 inch steel with covers (LXi, VXi petrol), 16 inch alloy (ZXi, ZXi+)
- Tyre pressure (cold)
- Front 33 psi, rear 33 psi at normal load
- Full load front
- 36 psi front; read the door sticker for the loaded rear figure
- Earlier Vitara Brezza
- 205/60 R16 on LDi, VDi, LXi, VXi; 215/60 R16 on ZDi, ZXi and plus trims
- PCD (Vitara Brezza)
- 5 x 114.3 mm, 60.1 mm centre bore, M12 x 1.25 nuts
- Wiper blades
- 24 inch driver side, 16 inch passenger side
- Wheel cap
- 16 inch, on steel wheel variants
- Front fog lamps
- LED fog lamps on ZXi+; lower trims have blank inserts
Brezza wiper blade size, side by side
| Position | Length | Approx mm |
|---|---|---|
| Driver side (right) | 24 inch | 600 mm |
| Passenger side (left) | 16 inch | 400 mm |
These lengths come from aftermarket fitment lists, not a maker document, so treat your old blade as the final check. Most blades carry the length printed on the spine or on a small sticker near the hook. Where that print has faded, measure the Brezza blade rubber with a cloth tape, end cap to end cap, then convert: 25.4 mm per inch. For a second car at home, our blade length chart covers dozens of models, useful when you buy blades for both at once.
Why the Brezza uses two unequal blades
The tall, upright windscreen of a compact SUV is wide at the base. Maruti Suzuki places both wiper pivots toward one side so the long driver blade can cover the main viewing area, while the short blade fills in the passenger corner. Swap in two 20 inch blades and an unwiped band stays across the Brezza driver's eye line. Push a 26 inch onto the right arm and you risk its tip slapping the A pillar moulding when the sweep ends.
Signs the Brezza wipers need changing
- Watery lines or a hazy smear trailing the 24 inch blade.
- Judder and hopping on the return stroke.
- A wiping lip that feels stiff, nicked or rounded under your thumbnail.
- A new squeak during light drizzle.
A Brezza parked outdoors through May and June cooks its blades in the sun, so many owners find the edge cracked even without much use. A fresh pair just before the monsoon arrives is a sensible habit.
Fitting new blades on the Brezza wiper arms
- Raise the right hand Brezza wiper arm until it locks in the service position. Put a folded towel over the windscreen glass, just in case the arm slips.
- Pinch the plastic latch on the joint and draw the tired Brezza blade down toward the arm's root.
- Hook the fresh 24 inch blade in from below and listen for the snap.
- Ease the arm back to the screen. Do the same on the left arm with the 16 inch blade.
- Spray washer fluid and run the wipers once to check for a clean, quiet sweep.
Most replacement blades for this car include a U hook adaptor. If the box shows several adaptors, keep the one that matches the hook on your arm.
Rear wiper on upper trims
Some Brezza trims carry a rear wiper on the tailgate glass. Published fitment lists disagree on that tailgate blade, so we give no number. Note the length printed on the existing Brezza rear blade, and carry it to the counter, since back wipers often use their own clip style.
Flat or framed blades for this SUV
Conventional blades hold the rubber with a jointed steel bridge and claws. A flat or beam blade uses a curved steel strip inside the rubber. On a fast highway run, a flat blade tends to stay pressed on the glass better because there is less frame for the wind to lift. Framed blades are usually the cheaper choice. Whichever you choose, the lengths stay 24 and 16 inches.
Making Brezza wipers last longer
Before leaving the Brezza outdoors for a week of heat, raise both arms clear of the windscreen. Always squirt washer liquid before a pass, since dry grit on the screen files the edge down. On wash day, wipe each lip clean with a wet rag. In the monsoon, wipe off leaves and twigs stuck under the blades before you start driving.
Cross shopping a Hyundai? Our Venue wiper lengths are a click away, and this SUV's rubber is covered in the Brezza tyre size guide.
Questions owners ask
What is the Brezza wiper blade size?
24 inches on the driver side and 16 inches on the passenger side. Confirm by reading the old blade or measuring the rubber.
Is the Vitara Brezza wiper size the same?
Blade listings for the earlier Vitara Brezza give the same 24 and 16 inch pair. A quick check of the old blades is still wise on a second hand car.
Is a 26 inch driver blade safe on a Brezza?
It is not advised. The longer blade can foul the passenger blade mid sweep and strains the wiper motor.
How often should I replace Brezza wipers?
Usually every 6 to 12 months, depending on sun exposure and use. Swap earlier once smearing or judder starts.
Do I need to change the whole wiper arm?
No. Only the blade clips off the arm. The arm needs changing only if it is bent or the spring is weak.