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moosehead

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Needing brakes and rotor all the way around. Got over 166k and over 70k on current brakes.

What price would I be looking at from a reputable shop for this job?

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I had my rears done at a place called "Just Brakes". My shoes were good but the drums were toast. They charge closed to double what a parts store does, so the entire job was $250. I did my own fronts for $160 including buying the tool for the caliper bolts.
 

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Do you mean pads and rotors? Our trucks don't have drums and shoes (unless you're talking about the parking brake).

moosehead, is there a reason you wouldn't want to do this yourself and save some money?
 
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Do you mean pads and rotors? Our trucks don't have drums and shoes (unless you're talking about the parking brake).

moosehead, is there a reason you wouldn't want to do this yourself and save some money?
Yes pads and rotors. Not sure if I can turn the rotors so I want a price with replacing them also.
 

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Price the parts then add $70.00-80.00 per hour. Most places charge 1.5-2hour I bet
 

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If 1/2 ton suburban

1.6 hours front i
1.6 hours rear

If 3/4 ton suburban

1.9 hours front
1.9 hours rear

That is to install new rotors and replace the pads only.
 

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Do it yourself, its a simple job took me 2.5 hours to do all 4 corners - I just ordered a complete kit from powerstop.

Its an excellent kit with every part needed

http://www.jegs.com/i/Power+Stop/419/K2016/10002/-1

My stopping power is noticeably much better.

Oh and if your truck still has the dumb torx head bolts on the front calipers order new bolts(you need 2 sets, 1 set per side up front) like this:
http://www.amazon.com/ACDelco-18K10...sional+Durastop+Front+Disc+Brake+Caliper+Bolt

If you're close to me I can help.


Only took 1 pic when I did mine - I am very happy with the brakes
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