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Brake Caliper Covers for 2011-2021 Jeep Grand (42020S) Front and Rear Set
Sale priceFrom $249.99
Brake Caliper Covers for 2021-2026 Jeep (42023S) Front & Rear Set
Sale priceFrom $249.99

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Easy Install

Most installs take about an hour with basic hand tools. Many don't even require removing the wheel.

Why Choose MGP Caliper Covers

Each set is held on with our patented stainless-steel fastening system.

A Grand Cherokee is a premium SUV, and larger wheels with open spokes leave the brakes in view. MGP covers give those calipers a clean, colored finish without new brakes. Each cover is CNC machined from 6061-T6 aerospace-grade aluminum, TIG welded and powder coated in Southern California, then fitted to the caliper it was designed for. Every set is made in the USA in Southern California. Learn more about our shop on the About Us page.

Caliper Covers Built for Your Year, Make & Model

MGP offers select Grand Cherokee applications from 1999 to 2026, including the Grand Cherokee L. Popular trims include Laredo, Limited, Altitude, Trailhawk, Overland, Summit, Summit Reserve and SRT.

Enter Year, Make, Model and Submodel and read the Vehicle Notes, since brake hardware can change within one model year. Check the minimum wheel size and allow about 3 mm of caliper-to-wheel clearance. See all Jeep caliper covers or read the fitment FAQs.

Officially Licensed Caliper Covers

MGP is the only officially licensed caliper cover manufacturer, with Jeep designs licensed by Stellantis through MOPAR. Every Grand Cherokee set offers the JEEP wordmark, and most offer the MOPAR logo, the Jeep grille logo and the Hemi logo. SRT logos are available on select applications, and an unbranded cover is offered too. In-stock standard sets ship the next business day.

Custom Colors, Logos & Engravings

Standard colors vary by application. Every Grand Cherokee set comes in Red, Black and Yellow, and some add Blue and White. The MGP Customizer adds Premium Colors, custom text, patterns and simulated screws. Logos are CNC engraved and can be hand-filled with contrasting automotive paint. Custom sets are built to order and ship in about 2 weeks (10 business days).

Easy Bolt-On Installation

Each kit uses vehicle-specific stainless-steel clips, so there is no drilling, glue or change to the factory caliper. Most installations take under an hour with basic tools, including wheel removal. Follow the installation guide for your set, check clearances before driving and torque the wheels to factory specifications. For help, call MGP tech support at 877-995-0003, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM Pacific.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. MGP offers select Grand Cherokee applications from 1999 to 2026, but fitment depends on year, trim, brake package and wheel size. Trims from the same year may not share brake hardware. Confirm your vehicle and the product notes before ordering.

Yes, on select applications. The Grand Cherokee L has its own fitment entries in the vehicle selector. Choose Grand Cherokee L as the model, then select your trim, such as Overland or Summit Reserve, and read the Vehicle Notes for your SUV.

Possibly. Wheel diameter is not the only factor. Spoke shape, barrel depth and offset all change the space near the caliper. Covers need about 3 mm of clearance between the caliper and the inside of the wheel. Review the minimum wheel size on the product page before you buy.

Yes. Every Grand Cherokee set offers the JEEP wordmark, and most offer MOPAR, the Jeep grille logo and Hemi. SRT logos are available on select applications. Available designs depend on your brake configuration, so check the options shown for your kit.

A Standard Grand Cherokee set pairs a listed color with a listed logo, and in-stock sets ship the next business day. A Custom set lets you pick premium colors, your own text or other graphics. Custom and backordered sets ship in about 2 weeks (10 business days).

Usually, yes. The covers attach with removable stainless-steel clips, so a shop or owner can take them off for pad or rotor work and put them back afterward. Follow the instructions for your kit and check clearances again after reinstalling.