Brakes for 2006 tucson
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Brakes for 2006 tucson
Hey guys, I'm new to the forum. The SUV runs great and currently at about 135k.
I've already done the Timing Belt Change around 120K but I need new brakes. The dealership wants 300.00 approximately for parts (all four pads) and labour. Is this reasonable guys?
Please advice as I am starting to have brake fade and would require some new brakes asap!
Thanks for all your help guys!
Myron
I've already done the Timing Belt Change around 120K but I need new brakes. The dealership wants 300.00 approximately for parts (all four pads) and labour. Is this reasonable guys?
Please advice as I am starting to have brake fade and would require some new brakes asap!
Thanks for all your help guys!
Myron
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I don't know . . . . it depends on what they are doing. What exactly does that $300 cover? Both front and rear? New pads only or does it also include new rotors?
Last edited by NovaResource; Nov 29, 2010 at 01:27 PM.
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The 200 is just for the pads. 95 for front, 95 for rear. and 95 for labour. Is this in line with what everyone else pays for service or should I be looking for a private mechanic?
And thank you very much for your info/help by the way
And thank you very much for your info/help by the way
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If it's just pads, no, $300 seems high to me.
Me personally, I replace my brake pads myself. About $30 for front pads, about $25 for rears and $0 for my labor.
Me personally, I replace my brake pads myself. About $30 for front pads, about $25 for rears and $0 for my labor.
Last edited by NovaResource; Nov 29, 2010 at 01:27 PM.
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