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How much does it cost to replace vehicle brake pads?
By Product Expert | Posted in Tips and Tricks on Thursday, August 1st, 2019 at 4:27 pm
Is there anything more startling than to hear that awful screech when you brake at a stoplight? There isn’t anything like the sound of the squealer activating to let you know your brake pads need replacing. So, how much does it cost to replace your vehicle’s brakes? That’s what we are here to find out. Check it out!
Average cost of replacing brake pads in a car
The low cost of replacing brake pads in a car is around $100 per axle. However, depending on the make and model of the vehicle, as well as the cost of service, it can be as pricey as $300. So, it really varies depending on what you drive and who you take the vehicle to.
However, if you need to replace other parts of the brakes, such as the rotors, this could be even more expensive. Don’t be surprised to find yourself paying $400-$600 to replace the rotors of your vehicle’s brakes. If you need to replace your entire brakes, you’re looking at upwards of $800. Unfortunately, if you do need new brakes there really isn’t much you can do to avoid fixing them since braking is a vital part of driving.
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What happens if I don’t replace my brake pads?
If you decide to ignore the warning signs your car is giving you, then you will end up damaging even more parts in your car than just the old brake pads. That’s where you’ll see damages to the rotors, cylinders, calipers, etc. If you don’t fix your brake pads when you need to, you’ll find yourself paying way more in the long run.
Where can I get my brakes replaced in Oklahoma City?
Come on over to Battison Honda if your brakes or brake pads need replacing! We would be happy to fix your car and get it back to you. Our team provides quality work so you can get back on the road. If you have any questions or need vehicle service, then please don’t hesitate to contact us or schedule a service appointment.
If you are looking for more tips and tricks about your vehicle take a moment to check out our blog. You can find other general tips and tricks as well as Honda-specific information.
