front rotors
snipez
07-15-2004, 01:39 AM
went and got an estimate for front rotors. $400 bux CDN, 2 Hours Labour. Does that sound right?
pro_am
07-15-2004, 07:46 AM
no way! Buy the rotors at a parts store and do it yourself.
Jake
Jake
timberdoodle
07-15-2004, 01:15 PM
true that, its super easy especially on a two wheel drive vehicle
-Jayson-
07-15-2004, 02:22 PM
yes i can get a set of titan brake pads with slotted rotors and steel braided brakelines for 175.
public
07-15-2004, 06:59 PM
Ditto
daedal.
07-16-2004, 12:37 AM
went and got an estimate for front rotors. $400 bux CDN, 2 Hours Labour. Does that sound right?
400$ does seem pretty outrageous.. especially for something as simple as Rotors. Labor usually goes around 50$/h CAN. New rotors might cost you 50$ to 70$ unless you're installing High Performance Rotors.
So, adding up:
Labor : 50 x 2h = 100$
Parts : 70 x 2 = 140$
Total : 240 + Tax (15% here)
Grand Total : 276$
Your best bet would be to ask your Mechanic why the job is priced at 400$, especially if only 2 hours of labor is concerned. I know that some car's rotors are allot more difficult to change than others but that would be reflected in the Labor Time, not the total cost. Defnitly inquire about it.
400$ does seem pretty outrageous.. especially for something as simple as Rotors. Labor usually goes around 50$/h CAN. New rotors might cost you 50$ to 70$ unless you're installing High Performance Rotors.
So, adding up:
Labor : 50 x 2h = 100$
Parts : 70 x 2 = 140$
Total : 240 + Tax (15% here)
Grand Total : 276$
Your best bet would be to ask your Mechanic why the job is priced at 400$, especially if only 2 hours of labor is concerned. I know that some car's rotors are allot more difficult to change than others but that would be reflected in the Labor Time, not the total cost. Defnitly inquire about it.
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