Used Mercedes-Benz GLE Wiper Blades

This is an important fitment boundary to check: the GLE spans two distinct generations, with the first-generation W166 running from 2015 to 2019 and the second-generation V167 launching for 2020 onwards, and these two generations use different wiper blade sizes and attachment systems. Blades from a W166 (2015–2019) are very unlikely to be a straight swap onto a V167 (2020+), so confirm with the breaker that the part they have comes from a vehicle on the same generation as yours, ideally matched to your exact registration.

Trim level does not affect which wiper blades are fitted to a GLE — the blade sizes and fittings are determined by the generation and body, not by whether the car is SE, Sport, or AMG Line. You may find minor cosmetic differences in blade styling between cars, but a used set from any trim within the same generation should match your fitment; confirm with the breaker using your registration to be certain.

On the W166 first-generation GLE (2015–2019), the driver's side (OS) blade is typically longer than the passenger's side (NS) blade, as is standard practice; the exact lengths can vary slightly, so always quote your registration to the breaker so they can pull blades from the correct donor vehicle. The second-generation V167 GLE (2020+) may use different sizes again, so generation matching is the most important starting point.

The GL (X166) and GLS share a family relationship with the GLE but are larger vehicles with a different windscreen profile, so the blade lengths are unlikely to be an identical match. It is possible some blade specifications overlap, but do not assume compatibility — ask the breaker to check the exact blade lengths and fittings against your registration before buying.

The GLE Coupé (C167 for the second generation) has a different windscreen rake and profile compared to the standard SUV body (V167), which can mean different blade lengths or fittings. Both exist within the same generation era, but confirm with the breaker whether the part was pulled from a Coupé or standard GLE body to ensure it matches your vehicle.

A 2017 GLE sits in the first-generation W166 range, while a 2022 GLE is a second-generation V167, and these generations have different tailgate designs and rear wiper arm fittings, making a direct swap between them unlikely. Confirm with the breaker that any rear blade they have comes from the same generation as your car, matched to your registration, before purchasing.