Where to get brake work done?
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I need new pads and rotors on the rear. The parking break doesn't work at all. When i pull it up it doesn't lock the rear calipers. I think it is because the pads are almost totally gone and the rotors are screwed. I can hear them hanging up and it is starting to **** me off. I went to get an estimate and midas says $300 to get stock rotors and whatever **** pads they have. I want to put on zimmerman rotors and Hawk pads but can't find a place that will do it for me with MY parts. The rotors are $40 a peice and the pads are $60 or $70. They want like $70 a pecie for the stock rotors. Anyone have experience on where to go to get my parts installed? That way all have to pay is their labor.
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I have two Indy shops by me. I'm almost possitve they are not "euro" though. I went there to get a fuel system flush and they said they couldn't do it because they didn't want to touch the vacuum lines. They pointed me to the dealer. I will give them a call a little later. If they say they cand do it i neeed the pads, rotors and what else for them to complete the job?
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Leighton's garage in Eden Prairie-85$ per hour labor
German Autoworks in St.Louis Park-around 80$
Phoenix-65$ per hour,but they make mistakes sometimes
German Autoworks in St.Louis Park-around 80$
Phoenix-65$ per hour,but they make mistakes sometimes
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in your own parts. They make a lot of profit on parts markup.
Are you handy with a wrench at all? This is an ideal job for a do-it-yourselfer to save some cash. Replacing pads and rotors isn't too difficult.
Are you handy with a wrench at all? This is an ideal job for a do-it-yourselfer to save some cash. Replacing pads and rotors isn't too difficult.