Ceramic Brake Pads: Smooth and Quiet Braking Performance
Semi-Metallic Brake Pads: Durable and High-Performance
Low-Metallic Brake Pads: Enhanced Stopping Power
Our prices are primarily determined by the material and quantity of brakes on your car.
Quantity Per Code: 500-1000 sets 4.0$-7$
Quantity Per Code: 1000-3000 sets 3.5$-6.5$
Quantity Per Code: > 3000 sets 3$-5.5$
Quantity Per Code: 500-1000 sets 3.5$-5$
Quantity Per Code: 1000-3000 sets 3.0$-4.5$
Quantity Per Code: > 3000 sets 2.9$-3.8$
Quantity Per Code: 500-1000 sets 4.0$-7$
Quantity Per Code: 1000-3000 sets 3.5$-6.5$
Quantity Per Code: > 3000 sets 3$-5.5$
Quantity Per Code: 500-1000 sets 5.0$-7$
Quantity Per Code: 1000-3000 sets 4$-6.5$
Quantity Per Code: > 3000 sets 3.7 $-5.5$
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The price of brake pads can vary based on material type, brand, and the vehicle's make and model. Premium options like ceramic pads typically cost more than standard organic or semi-metallic ones. Labor costs for installation can also impact the overall price.
Expensive brake pads, such as those made from ceramic or high-performance materials, offer longer lifespan, better performance, and less dust compared to cheaper options. If you drive frequently or use your vehicle in demanding conditions, investing in quality pads may be worth it.
The cost of brake pads typically ranges from $30 to $100 per axle, depending on the type of pads and the vehicle. Performance or luxury vehicle models may have higher prices for specific pads that meet their unique requirements.
Yes, discounted brake pads can often be found during seasonal sales, promotions from auto parts retailers, or online marketplaces. It's also a good idea to check for coupon codes or bulk deals if replacing multiple sets.
Brake pads for high-end or performance vehicles tend to be more expensive due to their specialized design, materials, and engineering. In contrast, brake pads for standard vehicles tend to be more affordable due to mass production and less complex specifications.
While it's not always required to replace all brake pads at once, it’s generally recommended to replace them in pairs (front or rear) to maintain consistent braking performance. This helps avoid uneven wear and improves safety.