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MGP Caliper Covers Issued Patent

MGP Caliper Covers Issued Patent

MGP Caliper Covers announced today the issuance to it by the US Patent Office of a patent for BRAKE CALIPER COVERS that is sweeping the Automotive Industry. The patent for invention number 9,046,143 is for a Brake Caliper Cover engineered to mount over OEM brake calipers utilizing a stainless steel fastening system. The patent covers the design and engineering of the fastening system which utilizes the existing brake caliper brackets found on most modern vehicles today.

MGP Caliper Covers currently has over 9,000 vehicle applications and continues to release new developments each week. In addition to the patent, MGP LLC owns licensing agreements with Ford, GM, Mopar, Acura, Honda, Shelby, West Coast Customs and Weld racing. Demand for MGP Caliper Covers continues to grow rapidly as more consumers seek the visual impact and convenience of brake caliper covers. 

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