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I just accomplished this task for a 2003 Grand Prix, not supercharged on the front 2 for $152 from Auto-Zone. By brother-in-law can fix anything so i held the lugnuts and threw grease on some nuts while he changed the rotors and pads in about 45 minutes. Each car is a bit different and could get hard to get to which would make the whole process harder. I wouldn't start this task without someone who has done it before and some good tools. The $152 was the middle of the grade parts i think 3 year warranty on the pads and 5 year on the rotor.
Wish he was closer than a 2.5 hour drive away from me but if you can get to him he'll usually fix it. Hope this helps.

Author:	My Coach Vinny [ Mon Jun 15, 2009 3:28 pm ]
Post subject:	Brake pad/rotor replacement
Has anyone had front brake pads/rotors replaced recently? Any idea what's the going rate? I'm too cheap to invest in a pair of jack stands to do this myself. My guy quoted me $250 while everyone else is in 400-550 range. I'm just worried that his parts are crappy and he won't take my brembo's because his liability policy does not allow it. Another question - does anyone have a guy who would take and install customer supplied parts?

Author:	spmack [ Mon Jun 15, 2009 3:33 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Brake pad/rotor replacement
Coach, since you're a city guy, check out this place around Lake and Cicero...I forget the name but I'm sure I'll drive past them today...I'll get the name and number and PM you later....they changed my front brakes and pretty much only charged for the pads.

Author:	buryman [ Mon Jun 15, 2009 3:45 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Brake pad/rotor replacement
I just accomplished this task for a 2003 Grand Prix, not supercharged on the front 2 for $152 from Auto-Zone. By brother-in-law can fix anything so i held the lugnuts and threw grease on some nuts while he changed the rotors and pads in about 45 minutes. Each car is a bit different and could get hard to get to which would make the whole process harder. I wouldn't start this task without someone who has done it before and some good tools. The $152 was the middle of the grade parts i think 3 year warranty on the pads and 5 year on the rotor. Wish he was closer than a 2.5 hour drive away from me but if you can get to him he'll usually fix it. Hope this helps.

Author:	Killer V [ Mon Jun 15, 2009 6:38 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Brake pad/rotor replacement
I buy any parts I need wholesale and these guys install them for me. http://www.mccormickauto.com/ On the Skokie/Evanston border....if your current brakes will take you this far....

Author:	jimmypasta [ Mon Jun 15, 2009 6:42 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Brake pad/rotor replacement
buryman wrote: I just accomplished this task for a 2003 Grand Prix, not supercharged on the front 2 for $152 from Auto-Zone. By brother-in-law can fix anything so i held the lugnuts and threw grease on some nuts while he changed the rotors and pads in about 45 minutes. Each car is a bit different and could get hard to get to which would make the whole process harder. I wouldn't start this task without someone who has done it before and some good tools. The $152 was the middle of the grade parts i think 3 year warranty on the pads and 5 year on the rotor. Wish he was closer than a 2.5 hour drive away from me but if you can get to him he'll usually fix it. Hope this helps. he,he...you said greased nuts

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