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One of the U-Tubers showed an estimate from Dodge on partial brake job requiring replacement of 2 rotors. Just the rotors cost $2,100 as indicated on receipt he showed. Labor was another $149.00

 

You can get an entire front kit for that much. Pads are about 50. Rotors around 100.

Expensive side i would say, pads 75 and rotors 150, still only 375, not 2100.

People do anything for clicks these days.

 

Are those factory Dodge pads or OEM equivalents?

 

Generic search, i forgot these are the 2 piece fancy mammy jammies. They are in the $750 range. But should still last 50 to 80k miles unless you are hardcore road racing. Just like any vehicle the fancier you go the more expencive things get. 50 to 80k miles is years for me. And my guess the car will be gone by then.

 

I was happy I got 75,000 on my 2005 Corvette A-4 with 3.15 rear end which was the first complete brake job. All 4 AC Delco premium brake pads and 4 rotors and brake fluid flush but on a A8 Transmission 392 Challenger it's alot heavier car so it might not do as good.