You know those kinds of storms that come out of absolutely nowhere and subject you to downpours of Biblical proportions? You wouldn’t want to be caught in a situation like that, flick on your wipers, and discover that they’re barely wiping the windshield clear or the rubber track is tearing off.

Keeping up with windshield wiper maintenance is essential for safe driving. Thankfully, changing your Chrysler 300 windshield wipers is straightforward and relatively non-laborious. And here to walk you through the process is the super app for finding

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The best windshield wipers for a Chrysler 300

Windshield wipers should lay flat and

wipe the windshield clean

without streaking or tearing. If your wipers aren’t functioning as they should, it’s time to swap them out for a new set.

Every wiper blade won’t work for every vehicle, though, so before you become overwhelmed by all the blade prospects offered at the auto store or on the internet, we’ll give you a couple of recommendations for your Chrysler 300.

A good go-to option is the

OEM Mopar wiper blades

. These are the Chrysler 300 factory-placed windshield wipers and will fit and function correctly since they were made for that model.

If you’d rather go for aftermarket wiper blades, check out these other top picks:

Best overall:

Rain X Quantum Beam Wiper Blade

, $33.99

Runner-up:

Bosch Micro Edge Conventional Wiper Blade

, $17.99

Best on a budget:

Duralast Conventional Wiper Blade

, $14.99

Choose whichever blade option you find suitable, but you’ll need to know what size wiper blade fits your vehicle before you can buy your replacements. We have Chrysler 300 model years and their corresponding sizes in the handy chart below.

Chrysler 300 wiper blade size guide

Model year	Driver side	Passenger side	Rear
2022	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2021	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2020	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2019	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2018	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2017	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2016	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2015	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2014	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2013	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2012	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2011	24 in.	21 in.	N/A
2010	22 in.	22 in.	N/A
2009	22 in.	22 in.	N/A
2008	22 in.	22 in.	N/A
2007	22 in.	22 in.	N/A
2006	22 in.	22 in.	N/A
2005	22 in.	22 in.	N/A

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How to replace Chrysler 300 windshield wipers

It is recommended that your Chrysler 300 windshield wipers be replaced every 12 months. However, if you’re often caught in the rain or snow or otherwise use your windshield wipers more often than what could be considered usual, you may need to swap them out more often.

Keep an eye out for wear and tear or that 12-month mark. When the time comes when you’re seeing

streaks instead of a clear view

, replace the wiper blades. Windshield wiper replacements are one of the

simplest and quickest car maintenance tasks

out there, so don’t fret if you’re new to the garage. Just follow these easy steps for your Chrysler 300 and you’ll be good to go.

How to put Chrysler 300 windshield wipers in service position

The first step in changing Chrysler 300 windshield wipers is to put the wipers in the service position, or the vertical position that allows you to work with the wiper blades.

To do this, turn your vehicle on, turn on the wipers, and then shut the vehicle off once the wipers reach the midway point across the windshield. The blades should now be in the service position and ready for replacement.

How to replace Chrysler 300 wiper blades

With the blades in primed and ready position, you’re set up to complete the replacement with ease. Here’s how you can make the swap:

Slide the old blade off of the wiper arm. Some models have a release tab that you’ll have to push for the arm to release the blade.

Slide the new blade on the wiper arm until it locks into place.

Repeat on the other side if necessary.

Test your new windshield wipers by turning on your ignition and putting the wipers on the mist setting.

If you’re looking at a clean and clear windshield, you’re all set! Driving with precipitation or dust will be safer and your visibility will be better. Plus, you just saved some money on installation costs by doing it yourself.

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