[adidas87]

I received a quote of $240 from the BMW dealership to replace my Front pads and sensor and same quote for rear pads and sensor.

GT of $486 is pricey, but welcoming opinions

[whyzee125]

That's not too unreasonable nowadays. I'm actually surprised it was so low at a dealership.

Even my sister's 1998 Jeep Wrangler was over $1,100 for a brake job at an independent shop, which it outrageous but that's how things are nowadays.

I'd never take a car in for something as simple as brakes as truly everyone is capable of doing them if you've got some tools. But if you don't like wrenching, I honestly doubt youll find a price much cheaper than that in 2024.

[mainbearing]

Reasonable. I got a quote of $350 just for rear pads (no new rotors) years ago and I declined. Did it myself I think $40-50.

If the dealer will do an axle for $240 just let them. Keep your hands clean.