The Celerio wiper blade size most parts sellers give is 21 inch for the driver and 14 inch for whoever sits beside them. That stubby passenger blade surprises many owners, yet it suits the compact windscreen and how the two arms overlap.
Maruti Suzuki leaves blade lengths out of its brochure, so run a tape over your current Celerio blades before shopping. One minute of measuring saves a return trip.
Celerio fitment card
- Tyre size
- 165/70 R14 (LXi, VXi, ZXi, CNG), 175/60 R15 (ZXi Plus)
- Wheels
- 14 inch steel on LXi, VXi and ZXi, 15 inch alloy on ZXi Plus
- Tyre pressure (cold)
- Front 36 psi, rear 33 psi (confirm on the door sticker)
- PCD
- 4 x 100 mm, centre bore 54.1 mm
- Spare
- Steel spare wheel
- Wiper blades
- 21 inch driver side, 14 inch passenger side
- Earlier version
- 155/80 R13 on lower variants, 165/70 R14 on upper variants
Celerio wiper blade size chart
| Position | Length | Approx mm |
|---|---|---|
| Driver side (right) | 21 inch | 530 mm |
| Passenger side (left) | 14 inch | 350 mm |
| Rear | Check the old blade | Measure |
These lengths come from sellers who list blades for this hatch; one overseas seller says 13 inch for the passenger blade. Most small Maruti hatches use a hook style arm, but hold the new Celerio blade's clip against the old one before paying.
Measuring Celerio blades yourself
- Lift the right hand Celerio wiper arm until it stands by itself.
- Stretch a tape along the rubber, covering the full rubber length, arm excluded.
- Do the same for the shorter passenger blade and round off to whole inches.
- Ease each arm back down slowly; a sudden slap can chip the glass.
On an older Celerio, the blade frame may show its length printed in small digits. On an earlier version car, measuring is the surest way to know.
Changing Celerio blades on the hook arm
With the Celerio arm raised, twist the blade so it sits square to the arm. Squeeze the little tab on its clip, then push the blade towards the windscreen so it slips free of the hook. Feed the replacement clip into that hook till it snaps home, and pivot it back straight. Start with the driver side, since that blade clears your main view. No spanner is needed and both blades take about five minutes.
Signs the Celerio wipers are worn
- Streaky lines or a greasy haze after every pass.
- Shuddering as the blade crosses the screen.
- Squeaking on a lightly wet windscreen.
- Rubber that is split, chalky or stiff.
Parked in the summer sun, a Celerio's blades harden, and they tend to quit right when the first heavy showers arrive. Fitting fresh blades every year before the monsoon makes sense.
Buying Celerio blades at a parts shop
Name the car and both lengths, 21 and 14 inch. Flat frameless blades spread pressure evenly and resist lifting on the expressway; conventional framed blades are simpler and cheaper. A genuine dealer part clips on without adapters. Never buy two identical blades for a Celerio: a 21 inch blade on the left will strike the pillar or tangle with the driver arm. Compare other cars on our wiper blade size chart.
Safety and care
Keep the Celerio washer reservoir filled with clean water and a dash of screen wash, and give the blade edges a gentle wipe with a wet rag every week. A bent arm that holds the blade off the glass needs a workshop, not a new blade. While you are around the car, look over the tyres using our Celerio tyre size and Celerio tyre pressure pages.
Questions owners ask
Which Celerio wiper blade size should I buy?
Sellers mostly list 21 inch for the driver and 14 inch for the left blade. Measure your Celerio's old blades to be sure, because one seller says 13 inch on the left.
Are both Celerio wipers the same length?
No. The driver blade is far longer. Two long blades would clash or hit the windscreen pillar.
How often should Celerio blades be replaced?
Roughly yearly, best done just ahead of the rains. Replace them sooner if they smear, squeal or judder.
Do flat blades fit the Celerio?
Yes, provided they include the correct clip for the arm. Compare the fitting with your old blade at the counter.
Can I change only the rubber strip?
Many framed blades accept a slide in rubber refill of matching length. It saves money, but frame springs weaken with age, so a complete blade often wipes cleaner.