I think I need to replace the brake calipers on my car. It’s pretty old, and I’ve had to replace the pads and rotors countless times. How much do brake calipers usually cost?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
So, how much brake calipers cost varies a bit depending on the type of caliper your car needs. Front and rear calipers also usually have different price points. Here’s a quick breakdown of the average costs related to caliper replacement:
Front calipers: between $80 and $120 per caliper
Rear calipers: between $90 and $130 per caliper
Labor: between 1-3 hours per caliper at around $100 per hour
The total cost can fall along a very wide spectrum depending on which calipers you’re getting replaced. It’s a good idea to call the auto shop ahead of time and get a firm quote beforehand.
Caliper replacement can quickly become an expensive procedure. To make up for some of that expense, you can always use the insurance broker
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