The right way to install brake caliper covers in your car depends on the specific make, model, and type of covers you are using. Generally, the following steps can be followed for most brake caliper covers:

1. Prepare the vehicle: Raise the vehicle and secure it on jack stands, and remove the wheels to expose the brake calipers. Clean the brake calipers thoroughly to remove any dirt, dust, or debris.

2. Check for compatibility: Ensure that the brake caliper covers are designed specifically for your make and model of vehicle, and that they fit the size and shape of your brake calipers.

3. Read the manufacturer’s instructions: Read the manufacturer’s instructions carefully and familiarize yourself with the installation process. Ensure that you have all the necessary tools and materials before beginning the installation.

4. Install the covers: Place the covers over the brake calipers and secure them in place using the screws, bolts, or clips provided by the manufacturer. Make sure the covers are positioned correctly and that they provide adequate clearance for the brake pads and calipers.

5. Test the covers: Test the covers by pressing the brake pedal and observing the movement of the brake pads and calipers. Make sure the covers do not interfere with the operation of the brake system.

6. Reinstall the wheels: Reinstall the wheels and lower the vehicle to the ground. Test the brakes by driving the vehicle slowly and checking for any issues, such as uneven braking or reduced braking performance.