J-Hook
C ClipBy far the most common front arm in the US. Found in many widths from 7mm to 12mm; the 9x3 (small) and 9x4 (large) hook arms cover most vehicles.
Fits: All three Clix blade styles — Conventional, Premium Beam, and Silicone+.
Wiper Arm Reference
Identify your wiper arm
Two grids below — front and rear. Find the photo that matches your wiper arm and we'll tell you exactly which Clix clip you need for a perfect fit.
15 front-arm types
Front Wiper Arms
Look at the connection point at the end of your wiper arm — then find the photo that matches. The badge on each card tells you which Clix clip you need.
16 rear-arm types
Rear Wiper Arms
Rear wipers use a different attachment system. The letter on each card matches the rear blade type that fits it.
Heavy Duty, Bus & RV
Saddle-mount arms and saddle width
Trucks, buses and Class A motorhomes use a saddle mount instead of a hook. Picking the right blade means matching the saddle width — the blade length alone will not tell you which one you need.
How to measure your saddle
Measure the bridge width — the flat metal saddle at the end of the wiper arm, across its widest point where the blade bolts on.
- Lift the arm away from the glass and look at the flat plate at its tip.
- Put a caliper or ruler across that plate, side to side.
- Record the millimetre reading and match it to a band below.
Do not measure the arm itself, and do not measure the bolt. Saddle width is measured at the bridge; the bolt and the arm shaft are both narrower and will send you to the wrong blade.
Narrow saddle5mm / 6mm
approx. 0.20" – 0.24"
The smallest saddle mount. Found on light and medium commercial arms, and on some bus and RV secondary wipers.
Clix lineClix 71 Series (flat squeegee) and Clix 72 Series (flex)
Sizes71 Series: 10"–22" · 72 Series: 14"–20"
Shop narrow saddle
Regular saddle13.6mm / 17mm
0.500" – 0.640"
The most common heavy-duty saddle. Covers most Class 6–8 trucks, school buses, and the majority of Class A motorhome arms.
Clix lineClix Heavy Duty Saddle (78 Series)
Sizes22", 24", 26", 28", 32"
Shop regular saddle
Wide saddle21mm / 27mm
0.800" – 1.000"
The largest saddle mount, used on transit buses, motorcoaches and the biggest diesel-pusher windshields. Adapters for both 21mm and 27mm are included.
Clix lineClix Heavy Duty Saddle (78 Series)
Sizes36", 40"
Shop wide saddle
Measures 3/4"?19mm
0.750"
A few Newmar and Tiffin coaches use a 19mm saddle that falls between our Regular and Wide bands. Neither will bolt on correctly. Contact us before ordering and we'll confirm the right part.
Clix lineNot currently stocked
Sizes—
Contact usSpeccing wipers for a fleet? Send us your vehicle list and we'll build the SKU list.
Talk to a business repStill not sure which arm you have?
Tell us your year, make and model — our wiper experts will identify your arm type and send you the exact Clix clip and blade.
Arm ID FAQs
Common questions
Quick answers about identifying your wiper arm and picking the right Clix clip.
What if my driver and passenger arms look different?
That's normal. The driver and passenger arms on the same vehicle are sometimes different types or sizes — especially on European cars. Identify each one separately and order the correct clip for each.
What's the difference between the C Clip, L Clip, and X Clips?
The clip is what connects your Clix wiper blade to your specific wiper arm. The C Clip covers J-Hook, Bayonet, and Pinch Tab arms (the most common). The L Clip handles 19mm Top Button arms. The X, X2, X3, X4, and X5 Clips cover specialty arms like Top Button Slotted, A&M Aero Mount, RL/PT, Mercedes Lift & Slide, and Side Lock. The badge on each arm card above tells you which clip you need.
Can I just enter my vehicle instead?
Yes — that's actually faster. Use the Vehicle Finder. Pick your year, make and model and we'll show you the exact Clix wipers and clip that fit — no arm identification required.
Why are rear wipers categorized differently?
Rear wipers use a completely different attachment system than front wipers — usually some form of snap or claw mechanism directly on the arm. Instead of a separate clip, rear arms are matched to a specific blade type (A through M).
What if I order the wrong clip?
We'll make it right at no cost to you. Every Clix order is backed by our Perfect Fit Guarantee — if the wipers don't fit your vehicle as ordered, we'll ship the correct kit free.
How do I know if I have a saddle arm instead of a hook?
Look at the tip of the wiper arm. A hook arm curves over into a J shape and the blade clips into the curve. A saddle arm ends in a flat metal plate — the saddle — and the blade bolts onto it, usually with one or two screws. Saddle arms are standard on Class 6–8 trucks, transit and school buses, and most Class A motorhomes. See the saddle guide above for how to measure yours.
Another site says my vehicle takes a "wide saddle" — is that your Wide saddle?
Not necessarily. Several brands label a 13.6mm–16.3mm (0.500"–0.640") saddle as "wide saddle", which by our measurement is a Regular saddle. Our Wide saddle is 21mm or 27mm (0.800"–1.000"). Check the dimension rather than the wording — and if the other listing does not publish a dimension at all, measure your own arm across the bridge. Our team will confirm it for you if you send a photo.