Is this a fair price to have rotors/pads replaced?
Originally Posted by d00df00d
Could be a hell of a lot worse, that's for damn sure.
Is it a good shop?
Is it a good shop?
Originally Posted by 02maxxxSE
Local shop gave me an estimate of $75/axle. I am supplying front and rear pads and rotors. Is $150 a fair price?
Dude are mechanical at all? If you are do it yourself you can do both axels in an hour if you don't **** around.
Originally Posted by miksen
Dude are mechanical at all? If you are do it yourself you can do both axels in an hour if you don't **** around.
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Originally Posted by 02maxxxSE
I have no tools or time to do this. Not an option for me.
Originally Posted by kvk2003max
Quality Auto care does it for $50 per axle. http://www.qualityauto.com/coupon/coupon1.jpg
EDIT- Just called them. Coupon only applies if I buy the parts from them. Otherwise $80 front + $80 rear.
Originally Posted by larsony
I did my whole front brake job for $65. It only took me around 1/2 hour.
Anyway, Steve, if you're not doing lines I can definitely help you with your fronts. I've got to learn how to do rears, but it doesn't seem that bad, so I'll help ya out.
edit: air tools FTW.
edit: air tools FTW.
Originally Posted by djfrestyl
We're talking about paying for labor, not buying the parts/tools and doing it yourself. Thanks for playing, though!
But yea, I'll hit you up if I decide not to get it done at this shop.
BTW, just ordered a GXE kit...no more gaping hole in my dash beeotch
nilesh.. if you're going to change it for them, some problems i just went through.. i'll post pics if needed
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=481946
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