Aftermarket Exhaust Tips

Finish the rear of an exhaust system with aftermarket exhaust tips in different inlet sizes, outlet shapes, lengths and materials. Exhaust tips primarily change appearance and can influence the final character of an exhaust outlet, but correct physical fitment is essential. Canadian shoppers should measure the existing tailpipe outside diameter and compare it with the tip inlet size, connection method and available bumper clearance. Clamp-on, bolt-on and weld-on designs have different installation requirements. A large outlet that looks appropriate in photos may not fit the available space on every vehicle, so dimensions should be checked before ordering.

Measure the outside diameter of the existing exhaust pipe where the new tip will attach. Match that measurement to the tip inlet and confirm whether the product clamps, bolts or welds into place. Compare the overall tip length and outlet diameter with the bumper opening to ensure adequate clearance from plastic or painted surfaces. Dual-wall, rolled-edge and different material finishes can create different visual results, but they do not replace correct sizing. If the exhaust exits at an angle or uses multiple tips, confirm spacing and alignment before installation.