OEM Brake Pads

What Does it Cost to Replace Brake Pads on Average?

Say you've just hit 65,000 or 80,000 kilometers since you last inspected the brakes in, say, your Ford F-150. You're on Ontario Highway 3 out of Windsor, headed south. A warning light pops up on the dash -- the brake indicator.

You've noticed your brakes whining lately, maybe grinding. Maybe the truck's begun vibrating when you brake, or it's gotten harder to slow down. If any of these describe your F-150, there's a good chance its brake pads have worn out.

Lucky for you, replacing them yourself is easy -- straightforward, and on your wallet. The cost generally runs $350 to $405 CAD on average. However, the bottom line ultimately depends on your make and model.

Brake pads for your F-150, for this instance, can go for $250 to $280 CAD. Those for, say, Honda Accord, for another example, can run $305 to $345 CAD or more. Those for Toyota Camry, on the other hand? $355 to $435 CAD on average. Those for Honda CR-V, $245 to $270 CAD or so.

Here at OEM Pro Parts, we'll help you save some money on the project; our brake pads are steeply discounted. OEM, too -- so, unlike what's for sale on the aftermarket, they're top-quality and guaranteed to fit. And if you'd like any help with the install, you can always get in touch with a dealership's service centre. A tech will be happy to take care of things.

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