need new pads and routers the car shakes wayyy to much when stopping =\

how much should i be paying for a decent job? i was quote 7-800 bucks with a year warrenty

 

if your paying a shop i'd say at least 100 to 150 a wheel. It is not that hard to do yourself tho for a lot less

 

prices will vary depending on location but here is auto zone parts / prices

Duralast/Brake Rotor - Front

2 Year warranty
Price:
$62.99 each



Duralast/Brake Rotor - Rear

2 Year warranty
Price:
$36.99 each


Duralast Gold Cmax/Brake Pads - Front

Ceramic with Lifetime warranty
Price:
$64.99 front set

Duralast Gold Cmax/Brake Pads - Rear

Ceramic with Lifetime warranty
Price:
$59.99 rear set

Parts Total $324.94 + tax

 

Isn't GM running a deal at dealership where it's $100/axle?

 

That's a CRAZY high price...

 

ChiChi is correct - my local dealer is charging $99 per axle. That's for AC Delco Durastop ceramic brake pads. Turning/replacing rotors would be extra. Before leaving the car, I would ask the dealer to quote me a "worst case" scenario - that it needs all new rotors, and see what the cost is. But yea, the $800 price you got sounds steep to me.

 

I am a mechanic at a Dodge dealership. $800 sounds very high to me. You could buy parts pretty cheap. If you know how to do it I would do it yourself and save money.

 

As said, too high. Personally, I favor the DIY route. Get the parts, get your knuckles dirty, learn something, be proud.

Heck, for the price they quoted, you could get the pads and rotors, jack stands, a floor jack and a case or two of beer.

 

being 19 cant really buy beer brotha ha. it ended up costing me 650 for pads and rotors and the labor