5 PLUS Silicone Windshield Wiper Blades, 3-Pack for Jeep Wrangler JK

For Jeep Wrangler owners replacing the front and rear wipers together, this 5 PLUS set includes three silicone blades in two lengths: 15-inch blades for the front and a 13-inch blade for the rear.

The listing names Jeep Wrangler JK models from 2007–2017, but its fitment details also give a different JK year range. That mismatch makes checking your vehicle’s exact year and wiper-arm type important before choosing this set.

If your priority is a complete set, the three-blade format covers more than a front-only replacement. If you only need one blade, a single replacement may be a closer match to what you’re looking for.

Quick overview

The set is intended for the driver-side front, passenger-side front, and rear positions. Its blades use silicone, and the product details describe a silicone wiping edge and a graphene coating. A metal base and precision steel spring strips are also listed as part of the design, intended to follow the windshield’s curvature.

Those materials and construction details are relevant if you want to replace all three wipers at once rather than buying front blades separately and leaving the rear for later. The listing describes the blades as suitable for all-weather use and designed to reduce friction and streaking, but those are product claims rather than a guarantee of the result on every windshield.

Customer feedback is generally positive about ease of installation and quiet operation, while reports on streaking, durability, and attachment are mixed. Some buyers say the blades wipe cleanly, others describe streaking or trouble with the attachment, including the rear blade. That variation is worth weighing alongside the vehicle-fit details.

Quick sizing guide

The listed set contains two 15-inch blades for the front and one 13-inch blade for the rear. The product description assigns the front pair to the driver and passenger sides, with the shorter blade for the rear. Check those sizes against the wipers currently on your vehicle before ordering, especially because the stated Wrangler JK year ranges do not agree across the listing.

There is also a specific arm-style exclusion: the listing says the front blades do not fit U/J-hook front wiper arms. A matching length alone does not confirm fit, so the arm connection matters too.

Practical tips

Before removing your existing blades, compare their lengths and inspect how they connect to the arms. This is particularly useful for the front pair: the listing excludes U/J-hook arms, so a vehicle with that style would not match the stated front-blade fitment. For the rear, make sure the replacement’s attachment can lock into your arm, some customer feedback raises concerns about rear-blade attachment.

After installation, check that each blade is secure and clears the glass as intended. It makes sense if you want a three-piece silicone set and have confirmed the year, sizes, and arm style. Better avoided if your front arms use the excluded U/J-hook connection or if the listed fitment details do not match your vehicle. The stated year-range discrepancy is a real point to resolve before buying.

Before you decide

Which Wrangler years does the listing cover? The product name says Jeep Wrangler JK 2007–2017, while the fitment details also list JK 2008–2018. Since those ranges conflict, use your vehicle’s exact year and arm style to confirm fit rather than relying on one range alone.

What is included in the set? The listing specifies three blades: two 15-inch front wipers and one 13-inch rear wiper.

Will the front blades fit U/J-hook arms? No. The product details explicitly say the front blades do not fit U/J-hook front wiper arms.

Should you buy it?

Choose this set if you need front and rear replacements together, the listed blade lengths match your vehicle, and its arm connections are compatible. Its silicone construction and three-blade format make it a different kind of purchase from a front-only set, but neither the material claims nor positive reports about quiet wiping remove the need to verify fit. The conflicting model-year information and mixed feedback on attachment and streaking are the main reasons to check carefully before deciding.