UltraBLADE Conventional Wipers

For Customers Seeking the Very Best

When only the highest quality will do, Lucas UltraBLADE is the conventional wiper blade of choice. Designed for universal fit and crafted to meet the demands of the modern aftermarket, UltraBLADE combines strength, durability, and refined performance to deliver a truly premium solution.

A powder-coated metal frame provides a thick protective layer that resists rust and corrosion. Built to last, UltraBLADE ensures dependable performance in all weather conditions.

With premium-grade rubber and a graphene coating, UltraBLADE wipes cleanly and quietly from the very first use — delivering a streak-free screen with no squeak or judder.

A riveted frame design ensures consistent pressure and better windscreen contact, while TÜV-approved manufacturing guarantees trusted quality and total peace of mind.

Lucas Ultra Blades

StockASSIST: Stocking the Fast Movers

Conventional wipers are one of the most frequently replaced service parts. StockASSIST highlights the most popular lengths and fittings, ensuring factors always carry the right range for fast, profitable turnover.
Here are 10 common vehicles in the UK Parc that use conventional wiper blades:

Ford Fiesta V Wipers

LWCB22 & LWCB16

1. Ford Fiesta (V)

Nissan Juke F15 Wiper Blades

LWCB23 & LWCB14

2. Nissan Juke (F15)

Hyundai i10 Wipers

LWCB22 & LWCB16

3. Hyundai i10 (PA)

MINI Cooper

LWCB19 & LWCB18

4. MINI (R50/R53)

Golf IV Wiper Blades

LWCB21 & LWCB19

5. Volkswagen Golf (IV)

Citroen Berlingo Wiper Blades

LWCB22 & LWCB16

6. Citroen Berlingo / First

Mercedes C-Class Wiper Blades

LWCB24 & LWCB22

7. Mercedes benz C-Class (W203)

Nissan NV200 Wipers

LWCB22 & LWCB16

8. Nissan NV200 Van

Range Rover Wiper Blades

LWCB22 & LWCB16

9. Range Rover Sport (L320)

Nissan Micra Wiper Blades

LWCB21 & LWCB18

10. Nissan Micra III (K12)

TechASSIST: Product Support and Information

Conventional wiper blades remain the most widely used design, especially on older and budget-friendly vehicles. They: Use a metal superstructure with multiple pressure points for even screen contact Deliver reliable wiping performance in rain and light snow Provide a cost-effective replacement option without compromising safety Are available in a wide range of lengths and fittings to cover the majority of vehicles

Why Do They Fail?

  • Rubber wear and cracking from UV, ozone, and temperature extremes

  • Bent or corroded metal frames reducing pressure and contact

  • Blockages in the hinge joints leading to streaks and uneven wiping

  • Incorrect fitment or poor-quality copies that fail prematurely

Symptoms of a Faulty Wiper Blade

  • Smearing, streaking, or juddering across the windscreen

  • Missed areas of the glass (especially at the edges)

  • Increased glare at night due to uneven wiping film

  • Audible noise or vibration during operation

Fitting Tips

  1. Always clean the windscreen before fitting a new blade.

  2. Match the size and fitting type exactly to the vehicle’s OE specification.

  3. Check the wiper arm spring tension — weak arms can reduce performance.

  4. Advise drivers to replace blades annually, or sooner if visibility is impaired.