Free fit-and-size lookup
What size does your car take?
Wiper blades, bulbs, tires, wheels, lug torque and the key fob battery — the sizes and part numbers for your exact year, make and model. Free. No signup.
Tire size can differ by trim — check the placard in your door jamb.
Browse by make
We are checking the first batch of vehicles now. Make pages appear here as each one passes its second-source check.
How we check every size
Each length, code and torque figure is taken from the owner's manual for that year and confirmed against the part makers' own fit guides. Tire sizes are listed by trim, never averaged. Where two sources disagree, we leave the value blank and say so rather than guess. We don't sell parts and we don't push a brand.
Read our methodologyQuestions
Type your car into the lookup above. Driver and passenger blades are usually different lengths, and the connector matters as much as the length: a blade the right length with the wrong clip will not fit. We list both, from the owner's manual and the blade makers' fit guides. You can also measure the blade on the car from end to end, rounding to the nearest inch.
Most models come in two or three tire sizes depending on trim, and a previous owner may have fitted different wheels. The size printed on the placard inside the driver's door jamb is the one your car left the factory with. We list every factory size by trim and mark which one was standard.
Yes. No signup, no paywall. We earn a commission when you buy through a link on a page, which is how the site pays for itself; the prices you see are the same either way, and the sizes we list are the sizes, not the ones that pay best.