Ford Escape Wiper Blade Size Chart (2001 – 2024)

Wiper blades are very important safety features even though many people don’t consider them so. Many drivers consider their wipers as just another accessory until they find themselves in a storm or blizzard. You wouldn’t want to be in any of these situations without a working pair of wipers.

Your wiper blades help to rid your vehicle’s windshield of rainwater, snow, dirt, and debris. This way, you maintain great visibility in any of the situations mentioned above. Getting the right size of wipers is very important when replacing them. Choosing the wrong size will result in damage and waste of money.

How do you get the right wiper size for your Ford Escape? Several methods exist including accessing online resources like this article. We have put together a list showing the wiper blade sizes of all Ford Escape models from the newest to the oldest. Check out the chart below:

2022 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 24 inches
• Passenger side: 20 inches
• Rear: n/a

2021 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 24 inches
• Passenger side: 20 inches
• Rear: n/a

2020 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 24 inches
• Passenger side: 20 inches
• Rear: n/a

2019 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 28 inches
• Passenger side: 28 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2018 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 28 inches
• Passenger side: 28 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2017 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 28 inches
• Passenger side: 28 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2016 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 28 inches
• Passenger side: 28 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2015 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 28 inches
• Passenger side: 28 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2014 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 28 inches
• Passenger side: 28 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2013 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 28 inches
• Passenger side: 28 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2012 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 20 inches
• Passenger side: 20 inches
• Rear: 12 Inches

2010 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 20 inches
• Passenger side: 20 inches
• Rear: 12 Inches

2009 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 20 inches
• Passenger side: 20 inches
• Rear: 12 Inches

2008 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 20 inches
• Passenger side: 20 inches
• Rear: 12 Inches

2007 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 20 inches
• Passenger side: 18 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2006 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 20 inches
• Passenger side: 18 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2005 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 20 inches
• Passenger side: 18 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2004 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 19 inches
• Passenger side: 19 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2003 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 19 inches
• Passenger side: 19 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2002 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 19 inches
• Passenger side: 19 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

2001 Ford Escape Wiper Size

• Drivers side: 19 inches
• Passenger side: 19 inches
• Rear: 11 Inches

Tips for Making Your Wiper Blades Last Long

Let’s face it, your vehicle’s wiper blades will not last forever. They mostly don’t last up to a year and experts recommend that you change them earlier. How do you make your wiper blades last long? We have put together a few tips to help you achieve this feat below:

Lift the blades off the windshield when it snows

You shouldn’t leave your wiper blades on your windshield when it snows. Does this action seem unnecessary? It may be if you don’t know the importance but we will tell you why in the next few sentences.

Lifting your wiper blades when it snows you think it will snow saves you unwanted costs. Snow turns to water when it drops on your windshield, especially when the car is warm. This water condenses into ice shortly after if the weather is still cold. When this occurs and the blades are on the windshield, it freezes them in place. If you switch on your wipers in this state, the rubber edge tears damaging the wipers. Now, you have to replace them faster than you imagined.

Use washer fluid to clean the wiper blades

Your wiper blades may be efficient at the moment but they gather dirt and debris as they work. These unwanted materials stick to the rubber edges of your wiper blades. The result of this is reduced efficiency and effectiveness of the blades.

You should clean your wiper blades frequently with washer fluid to remove debris and dirt. Leaving the materials on the wiper blades will cause them to create streaks and scratches on your windshield. This is beside the damage that these materials can cause to the wiper blades.

Clean the wiper blades by dipping a clean piece of cloth in some washer fluid. After doing this, you should use a cloth to wipe the blades gently to remove the unwanted materials.

Never use wipers on a dry windshield

Wiper blades were designed to assist the driver to attain great visibility in storms or blizzards. As you will notice, both situations involve wetness. This means that wipers were meant to work on the wet windshield.

Of course, wipers come in handy when you have dirt on debris on your windshield and you need to clean them off. You might be tempted to use your wipers on the dry windshield surface. Don’t fall into this temptation as it affects your wiper blades negatively. When you do, you will hear a squeaky, screeching sound. This means that the blades are suffering more wear than they were designed for. It also means that they are causing some damage to your windshield.

Always ensure that you have some washer fluid in your car before driving out. This way, you can spray some of the fluid before using your wipers in dry conditions.

Keep the wipers from the sun

You can’t protect your wiper blades from the sun all through their shelf life. However, you can park in a shade as many times as possible. Instead of leaving your car in the sun, find a shade for your car. Leaving the wiper blades in the sun always rids them of moisture and flexibility. This causes the rubber to get hard so they start to break.