Holden wiper fitment guide

Holden wiper blades across Australian and imported model lines

The Holden collection brings together 38 model families from very different origins. Commodore, Calais, Caprice, Statesman, Ute and HSV sit beside Colorado, Rodeo and Trailblazer, while Astra, Barina, Cruze, Captiva, Trax, Acadia and Equinox cover Holden's imported passenger and SUV range.

There is no single Holden connector pattern. Commodore VE and VF use pinch-tab fittings, while ZB and many earlier series use J-hook-style arms. First-generation Colorado uses J-hooks; the second generation moves to a flat-arm top-lock. Trax uses a wide push button, while Cruze and Captiva return to J-hooks.

Astra can be J-hook, side pin or wide push button depending on the series. Barina TM uses pinch tabs, unlike the J-hooks found on TK, XC, SB and earlier cars. Those changes reflect the different platforms sold under the Holden name, so the badge alone is not a useful fitment shortcut.

Body style also affects the rear blade. Commodore and Cruze Wagons use one; Sedan and Ute listings are front-only. Match model, series and body, especially on vehicles built near a changeover.