They make them in all colors. They are a bit pricey for what you get.
*Note, these are technically made for 2011 to 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokees. I had to slightly bend the brackets to make them fit right on the 2014, but got them on nice and tight.
Now ya gotta spring for some really spidery wheels so they show thru better.
I'd personally prefer a bright red cover, but that would be like telling you what girlfriend to choose.
I'd take those without the fake bolts. I hate the stock unpainted calipers, they are just going to start looking rusty over time. I will eventually paint my calipers to keep the "clean" look but these seem like a reasonable alternative.
I had mine painted like yours before. Looked good, but I got a great deal on the covers so figured I'd try them. Honestly, you can barely even see them since they're black. I'm not a huge fan of the other colors.
They say it helps with brake dust and cooling but who knows. Think it's mostly an appearance thing. Some people like it over the painted caliper. They come with clips and you screw the cover to the clip which is attached to the caliper. Simple, I didn't even remove my wheels.
I wouldn't worry about the flame suit on this site. There are members here that literally put different all season tires on their Jeeps because they think it makes them look tougher than their friends with Lexus RXs and BMW X3s. No, im not joking, its hilarious.
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