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Wiper and Washer (97)

Newstar S-19444 - Windshield Wiper Arm (for Century Class)
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 19444
$98.07 View Part
NEWSTAR S-20605 WIPER ASSEMBLY
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 20605
$108.30 View Part
Newstar S-21689 - Windshield Wiper Arm - Passenger Side
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 21689
$108.90 View Part
S&S Newstar S-19665 Wiper Arm Assembly
S&S TRUCK PARTS (NEWSTAR) Part No: 19665
$54.18 View Part Contact Us
S&S Newstar S-19903 Wiper Arm
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 19903
$136.18 View Part Contact Us
S&S Newstar S-20609 Nozzle and Tube Assembly
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 20609
$11.80 View Part
S&S Newstar S-21201 Wiper Arm
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 21201
$56.65 View Part Contact Us
S&S Newstar S-22410 Wiper Arm
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 22410
$42.05 View Part Contact Us
S&S Newstar S-22549 Wiper Control
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 22549
$95.70 View Part Contact Us
S&S Newstar S-23436 Windshield Washer Pump
S&S Truck Parts (Newstar) Part No: 23436
$16.55 View Part

Wiper and Washer Parts That Keep Your Truck’s Windshield Clear

A dirty or worn windshield can make driving risky, especially in rain or snow. When your wiper and washer fail, visibility drops, accidents become more likely, and repairs can add up. Streaking blades, low washer fluid, or a broken pump can leave you stuck during a long haul. Keeping these parts in check is essential for safety and peace of mind.

Wofford Truck Parts has all the essentials for your truck’s wiper and washer system. Find truck windshield wiper blades, washer fluid, windshield washer pumps, and even washer reservoir. Regularly replacing worn parts keeps your windshield clear and your drive smooth. Browse our selection and make sure your truck is ready for any weather.

FAQs about Wiper and Washer

Look for streaks, skipping, or chattering. Worn blades need to be replaced to keep your view clear.
Check them every 6–12 months or sooner if they crack, tear, or leave streaks on the windshield.
Yes. Running the pump dry can burn it out. Keep the reservoir filled to protect the pump.
Use winter formulas to prevent freezing and standard fluids for warm weather. Always keep it topped off.
Look for leaks, cracks, or a loose cap. Test the pump by spraying fluid; replace any part that fails.