$603.00 front brake job Toyota of Hollywood.

Call Camelback toyota and speak to Jorge or gunny in the parts department for OEM parts

 

Not one person has said what they paid at a Toyota dealership.
Just a bunch of yahoos from wherever talking about how they could do it for cheaper.
I said that in the very first post. I understand it can be done for cheaper.
We all know it’s cheaper to do things yourself than to PAY for a service.

 

I would sooner go to Glendora Toyota or Wondries in Alhambra over Pasadena, Pasadena wanted $3k for a clutch job on my 04.

Not really sure what a full system bleed would cost but if I had to guess...probably around $150 - $200 at a dealer

Bob Smith Toyota in Tujunga was always reasonable on the few things I had done there back in the day, it's a much smaller dealership and family owned/operated for many years.

 

I like my combo of Brembo Blank Rotors and Akebono Proact ceramic pads. I think I was $160 all in via Amazon. Great stopping power, little to no dust.

 

Lol

 

Cause the dealer is for warranty, recalls and TSB's

 

i would just get what your local Napa has in stock that way if they are not correct you can take them back. take your original in to match.
having said that i like the cartoon commercial on TV where the guy is standing in a line 4 people deep but i would still go to Napa for this. i order my oil on line!

 

I can call my dealer and get a quote if you want

 

North Hollywood toyota, service writer WIlly Moreno is decent.

 

Maniac driver!

 

my local dealer has a 185/hr shop rate so I don't even want to know what a brake job cost. probably north of 600 tbh lol

 

OEM Toyota parts are almost always substantially cheaper online than in house. That’s how they make so much money. Especially as smaller and more rural dealership.

 

What? Those are floating rotors. Remove the wheel, caliper and pull them off.

 

I have a heated salt water pool..... In the country.

 

That's nice. Now get 50 of your closet neighbors to do the same thing and I will move.

 

I'm good but thanks.

 

Its fine that you want the dealer to do the work. Here's my advice so that you at least get your money's worth on that.

Find a dealer that doesnt need to change the fluid. Its not needed, so that right there is extra charge you can save on.

Either buy the rotors and pads yourself, OEM ones, or have the dealer buy them at a reasonable price. Rotors are again, less than the $300 they want to level your current rotors.

If you can call and find a dealer that will do those things you should save at least a few hundred. Realistically parts and labor at a dealer, this should cost 3-400 max for one axle.

 

Lol totally agree with this mentality to one fault. I'm an equipment/machinery mechanic and most of us arent good at what we get paid for, sorry.

 

Possibly because no one here has or would pay for that service?