Pricing for Rotors install.
03-26-2010, 09:51 PM
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Hey guys. I recently ordered some stop tech drilled rotors, which will be arriving by Tuesday. I passed by a local shop today and they said they would charge me $150 for the install.
Sounded a bit pricey to me, but what do i know. So do you guys think this price is good, bad, fair, mediocre?
However I heard the install is not so hard on these, I wonder
if there's a DIY on this, because I would love to do it myself. 
Sounded a bit pricey to me, but what do i know. So do you guys think this price is good, bad, fair, mediocre?
However I heard the install is not so hard on these, I wonder
if there's a DIY on this, because I would love to do it myself. 
03-27-2010, 04:39 PM
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Hey guys. I recently ordered some stop tech drilled rotors, which will be arriving by Tuesday. I passed by a local shop today and they said they would charge me $150 for the install.
Sounded a bit pricey to me, but what do i know. So do you guys think this price is good, bad, fair, mediocre?
However I heard the install is not so hard on these, I wonder if there's a DIY on this, because I would love to do it myself.
Sounded a bit pricey to me, but what do i know. So do you guys think this price is good, bad, fair, mediocre?
However I heard the install is not so hard on these, I wonder
if there's a DIY on this, because I would love to do it myself. Also installing rotors and replacing brake pads is not terribly difficult, but does require the investment in a floor jack and jack stands. It'll run you around $200. Both this forum and BavAuto have terrific DYI guides for brake work.
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