1. Pillar posts
   Door handles
2. Tail light bezels
   Rocker panels

Pillar posts act as supports for a car’s window. Larger cars have four areas, whereas smaller cars have only three areas with pillar posts.

1. Tail light bezels
   Headlight bezels
2. 3rd brake light covers
   Mud flaps

These are a crucial piece of the car. Headlights are usually on during nighttime, unless you live in a state that requires you to have them on in rainy days (even during daylight).

1. Bumper trim
   Body side molding
2. Tailgate trim
   Custom door sills

This is more of a protection piece. Side molding can help lessen the impact of a side crash.

1. Door handles
   Gas caps
2. Mirror covers
   Side vents

Mirror covers can be found outside the vehicle. These protect the side view mirror, which helps the driver view side lanes and other spots within the peripheral view.

1. Bed rails
   Bed caps
2. Grille guards
   Hitch covers

These can help you cover previous scratches caused by bumps. These also serve to protect your hitch from future bumps and lessen the blow.

1. Bed bars
   Grille guards
2. Running boards
   Wind deflectors

These can be helpful for someone who is trying to hop into a large vehicle, like a truck. Running boards are a narrow step fitted under the car’s doors.

1. Mud flaps
   Bug deflectors
2. Exhaust tips
   Side vents

Basically a bug shield. These can help protect the hood of a car, truck, SUV or minivan.

1. Exhaust tips
   Grilles
2. Emblems
   Side vents

Any chromed piece you purchase is a style addition. However, emblems are a custom preference that many decide to add when purchasing a car.

1. Wheel skins
   Aluminum mats
2. Mirror cover
   Billet pedals

These can provide added stability, depending on the mounting. If you're accustomed to standard rubber pedals, they make take some getting used to.

1. License plates
   License plate light bulbs
2. License plate lights
   License plate frames

These are absolutely a choice. Do you need to buy a chrome license plate frame? No, but they look good!

1. Fender
   Body side holding
2. Tailgate trim
   Rocker panels

Rocker panels are a stamped steel piece. These are located running along the sides of a car.

1. Mirror covers
   Tailgate trim
2. Bed rails
   Window trim

These are a custom option. Window trims help keep the window in place and protect the auto glass from changing weather conditions.

1. Gas cap
   Screw cap covers
2. Exhaust pipe
   Front badge logo

These are important for a car. Without a gas cap, your car's exhaust system will be out of balance and your check engine light might come on.

1. Aluminum mats
   Hitch covers
2. Wind deflectors
   Handle covers

Handle covers are pretty crucial. Without them, you wouldn’t be able to get in or out of your car.

1. Grilles
   Tailgate trim
2. Grille guards
   Door edge guard

This piece, like other pieces around your car, can serve as protection. These can also help you hop on the back of your truck.

1. Window trim
   Fender trim
2. Bumper trim
   Tailgate trim

This can help you draw attention to the rims, especially chrome trims. More than anything, these highlight the wheel wells.

1. Armored running lights
   Roof running top lights
2. Tail light bezels
   Rear indicator bulbs

These can help hold in place the rear lights. It can also protect the lights from harsh weather and from dirt.

1. Tailgate handles
   Side-door handles
2. Grille
   Grille shell

These are an important piece for the back of the car. Without a tailgate handle, you wouldn’t be able to open or close it.

1. Bed caps
   Bumper trim
2. Rear hatch trim
   Hitch covers

A rear hatch trim can help you enhance the look of the tailgate handle. These can be easily applied and don’t require much labor.

1. Tail light housing
   Grille shell
2. Trunk trim
   Rear trunk tag

This adds some shininess to your car. It also provide support to your trunk.

1. Bumper trim
   Trunk trim
2. Hatch grip
   Center console trim

These help draw attention to the rear ends. In addition, they give a customized look to the bumper assembly.

1. Valve cover
   Shock tower covers
2. Washer fluid cover top plate
   Water tank cover

This covers shock towers. These covers are important in that they protect shock towers, which are built to survive serious weather conditions and maintain the car’s stability.

1. Throttle body cover
   Door sills
2. Engine trim
   Light covers

Mainly designed to dress up the throttle. This piece mounts right behind the air cleaner for a stylish look.

1. Shock tower covers
   Valve cover
2. Water tank cover
   Washer fluid cover top plate

Talk about style! The washer fluid cover top plate protects the liquid inside from evaporating.

1. Headlight bezels
   Light cover
2. Tail light bezels
   Brake light insert

This is another custom option. These are used to reduce the amount of light transmitted.

1. Rear hatch trim
   Side vents
2. Wheel skins
   Wind deflectors

These are custom fit. They are perfect for deflecting rain and debris while having the window slightly cracked during rough weather days.

1. Bed bars
   Bed rails
2. Bed caps
   Grille guards

These can give a car a bit of an intimidating look. Truly, these can set your car apart from the rest.

1. Wheel trim
   Door sills
2. Sterling wheel accents
   Wheel skins

These are designed to cover the wheel. With chrome, these completely change the wheel’s exterior.

1. Center console
   Cup holder
2. Climate control panel
   Interior door locks

Yes, there are chrome cup holders out there. A chrome cup holder adds some style inside of your car, too.

1. Dash knobs
   Handle trim
2. Center console
   Door locks

This can be found in the center of the vehicle’s interior front. A chrome center console would make any car look slick!

1. Seat back recliner covers
   Headliner trim
2. Interior knob kit
   Door locks

If you’re tired of the plastic door lock buttons, this might be a good option to consider. Get rid of the plastic locks and insert chrome locks.

1. Dash knobs
   Handle trim
2. Instrument panel cover
   Seat back recliner covers

This is another way of giving your dash a fresh look. It’s easy to replace the factory dash for a flashier one with this.

1. Center console
   Seat back recliner adjustment cover
2. Door knobs
   Cup holder

Not a very visible piece, but still customizable. These can replace damaged or cracked factory cover and give your car a new look.

1. Mud flaps
   Running boards
2. Door sills
   Mesh grille skins

This piece is not only fashionable but it also serves a purpose. Mesh grilles offer protection for the radiator and a sharper look.

1. Engine trim
   Side vents
2. Exhaust muffler
   Timing chain cover

These can be loud, and now, stylish! However, if cars didn’t have mufflers, a car’s exhaust coming from the direct combustion in the pistons of the engine would generate an even louder noise.

1. Floor mats
   License plates
2. License frame
   Mud flaps

These might not be visible, but they’re cool. Chrome floor mats can be slightly expensive, but they will last you forever.

1. Billet grille
   Door handles
2. Rocker panels
   Fender vents

Chrome fender vents can make your car look sleek. Plus, it adds to the sporty look.

1. Wheel skins
   Window sill trim
2. Mud flaps
   Floor mats

These come in handy, especially if you drive a big vehicle through muddy areas. Mud flaps can protect yourself and others from rocks and other harmful debris.

1. License plates
   Window sill trim
2. Bed rails
   Floor mats

Bed rails protect paint while also add style to your vehicle. If you don’t like the manufacturer bed rails, you can easily replace them with chrome bed rails.

1. Screw cap covers
   Gas cap
2. Front badge logo
   Exhaust pipe

A chrome logo can make it really stand out. This adds a flair of sophistication and modernism.