OEM Brake Calipers

Brake Calipers are a Cheap and Easy DIY -- Here's How to Install Them

Noticed a brake warning light or an ABS light on your dash lately? Maybe you've started drifting sideways or braking erratically, or you're having pedal pressure problems. If you're hearing squealing or continuous grinding while braking to boot, there's a good chance the calipers in your brakes are bad. They run $985 to $1,175 CAD to replace on average, and that can vary widely by model.

For instance, if you drive an older model, like Chevrolet G10 or GMC Suburban R1500, you might pay $375 to $430 CAD on average. Drive a newer one, though, and a luxury vehicle at that, like Lexus IS 250, you'll end up paying something like $680 to $1,160 CAD on average. It's a similar case with a model like Lexus UX 200; the brake calipers for one run $650 to $680, on average.

Shop with us at OEM Pro Parts, though, and you can save some money. The brake calipers we sell are genuine OEM, made to fit your ride, and they're marked down steeply. Here's how to install them, but if you need help with the job, feel free to contact a certified service centre; the pros will be happy to take care of things.

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