As long as you got the proper size they should fit. Sometimes, but rare, you can get the proper size and they won't fit. If your tires are P225/60/r16 this tire needs 16 inch wheel covers. Just look at your tires for the size. Now you have the problem of taking off your factory wheel covers. Since they are bolt on w/out us knowing how it might be hard or easy for you to get them off. If they are bolt on w/plastic caps over the lug nuts its easy. Just unscrew the plastic caps with the tire wrench and they come right off. If bolt on w/the actual lug nuts you have to take off the actual lug nuts which isn't the easiest to do. In that case wait until your car gets work done and tell the mechanic to take off the factory wheel covers. Honestly you are better off keeping the factory wheel covers (even if you don't like how they look) since they are held on better because they are bolt on. Snap on wheel covers fall off a lot easier and are well known for that. I recently got a set of aftermarket snap o wheel covers, installed them the correct way, didn't hit any curbs, and one just fell off. My factory ones are back on (held on w/plastic caps) and I haven't lost one yet. Good Luck.

Bolt on? Are you sure they are not just moulded on the wheel trim (hub caps went out decades ago).

Ya they arr plastic and the lugs hold them on

with out knowing the vehicle, we can only guess. i say no.