MGP Brake Caliper Covers for 2015-2020 Ford F-150, 2018-2020 Expedition (Requires 18"+ Wheels) Red Powder-Coated Finish, Aluminum Front and Rear Caliper Covers (Ford Oval Engraving; Set of 4)

After watching a few videos, including the MGP with the QR code included with the Quick Installation Guide, I was ready to put on the covers. Actually the hardest part is getting the vehicle up and the tires off. Other than that it was pretty straightforward. A little bending of a couple of the clips was necessary, and make sure they are pressed against the caliper face, especially the front ones. Don't want them moving at all if possible, and you're done! Well, except getting the tires back on and checking for clearance. Really add some pop to the wheels now. Looks great!

I'm not sure why others had to bend tabs or use wheel spacers, mine fit perfectly. Maybe its the style of wheel you have. I have 20" sport wheels and I have miles of room.I was able to get all 4 installed easily within an hour. No tinkering or adjustments necessary. They fit great.

Firstly. If you're getting these, plan on purchasing 1/4 inch spacers for the fronts. There is absolutely no clearence on them. I was able to drive on them for 2 days but luckily all that happened was some of the coating rubbed off of the covers. Secondly the design on the clips is very odd. I feel like the person behind their design saw the brakes on the truck and said in their best french, canadian accent "I am an artist first and an engineer second. Practical is boring!!"After some bending I was able to get the covers to seat. That's when I noticed the lack of clearence on the front set. To fix this I went with the rough country 1/4 inch spacers which where a very simple install.Over all, I'm happy with the final look. Are these worth $200? Absolutely not. Are they worth the 37.50 I paid when they were on sale? Just about. As far as the headache that came with installing them, that's up to you.Also, on a side note. If you are installing these on an f150 with the sport pakage this is a fun time to find out that the lug wrench that comes with the truck is too small, you're going to need a 22 size wrench. I think the one you get is a 19. That's a strange mistake on fords end. But hey, better to find out here than on the side of the road

Easy to install and looks great!

Did not fit my F-150 has to return them!

About two years ago I Plastidiped my calipers on my F-150 truck. Over time the Plastidip started to deteriorate, fade and chip away. It became a pain in the butt to touch up the paint. I saw a similar truck which had MGP covers installed. Initially I thought the truck had Brembo and/or upgraded brakes installed. I found MGP covers being offered for sale on Amazon and made a purchase. The price (185.00) in my opinion was a little high, but considering I spent 150.00 to have them professionally painted, it was a great deal. I was extremely pleased with the finished look. Buy with confidence and I guarantee you will have no regrets.

Had these on another vehicle for some time - do not remember them being so expensive, but bought them anyways because they look great !

This is my 2nd set. Got the first set in 2016 and they've changed the design since then. Older design was easier to install and also fit better than this new design. Also are pretty high priced for what you get.