Most companies available today have caliper covers that work well with a variety of wheels. Sometimes, the wheels that come with the vehicle do not provide an adequate amount of clearance for the caliper covers, but most aftermarket wheels do. Luckily a lot of those who are interested in adding modifications like caliper covers have already upgraded their wheels.  Here are some tips for getting the right fit:

Regardless of the wheels your vehicle has, you need to measure to ensure clearance before purchasing your caliper covers. Most covers only require a small space of clearance, around a couple of stacked quarters or a business card space. Regardless, you want to ensure that there is an adequate amount of clearance for the safety of your vehicle.

To get extra help finding caliper covers that fit your car, you should contact the company directly. Most companies have a drop-down list available that states the different vehicles their caliper covers can be purchased for. However, some manufacturers may not have your specific vehicle model listed, which may mean they do not have calipers that will fit your wheels easily.

It is often best to avoid purchasing caliper covers that are not designed for your vehicle unless you contact the manufacturer directly and ensure they are interchangeable. Otherwise, you either want to find another manufacturer or wait on purchasing until they make covers for your car.