Brake Pads & Rotors Installation
We install new brake pads and rotors directly at your location, covering both wheels on whichever axle needs attention. Worn pads and scored rotors reduce stopping power and put unnecessary strain on the rest of your brake system, so catching it early keeps small problems from becoming bigger, more expensive ones. Each appointment includes a pre-service test drive, full brake system inspection, careful pad and rotor installation, cleaning and greasing of the caliper hardware, and a final safety check to confirm everything is road-ready.
Pricing covers labor only at $70 per axle or $140 for both axles front and rear, so you'll want your pads and rotors on hand before we arrive; time beyond two hours of standard service is billed at $14 per hour. Ready to get it done? Book your axle service and we'll come to you.
Price List
Services
Front Pads and Rotors Installation
Brake Pads or Rotors Replacement (Front or Rear) – Service includes removal and replacement of worn brake pads or rotors on a single axle to ensure safe, even braking and improved vehicle control.
Rear Pads and Rotors Installation
Brake Pads or Rotors Replacement (Rear or Front) – Service includes removal and replacement of worn brake pads or rotors on a single axle to ensure safe, even braking and improved vehicle control.
1 Caliper Replacement
Complete Caliper Replacement (1 Axle) – Complete replacement of a single caliper on one axle to correct uneven braking, improve safety, and restore smooth brake response.
2 Caliper Replacement
Complete 2-Caliper Replacement (1 Axle) – Full swap of both calipers on one axle to correct uneven braking, improve safety, and restore smooth brake response.
Brake Fluid Flush
Brake Fluid Flush – Clears out moisture and dirty fluid from your brake system and replaces it with clean fluid to help prevent brake failure and improve stopping power. (Premium Synthetic Dot 3 Brake Fluid provided)
Brake Inspection
Brake Inspection Service – Detailed evaluation of your braking system including pads, rotors, calipers, and brake fluid to identify wear, damage, or safety concerns.