How much to replace rear brake pads and discs (old Honda Jazz)

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 elliot.baker 30 Dec 2017
Rear brakes making awful grinding noise - Halfords quoted £250 to replace rear discs and pads - I assume this is expensive because it's halfords - any idea how much I should be paying (and even better - any idea who I should go to near Belper/Derby!?)

Many thanks!
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 balmybaldwin 30 Dec 2017
In reply to elliot.baker:

To give you an idea I doubt the parts are £40 And it's about as straight forward a job as there is on a car.

How sure are you they even need doing? Very common among shitty garages to claim they need replacing when they don't
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 Lord_ash2000 30 Dec 2017
In reply to elliot.baker:
Just had our rear disks and pads done on a T4 campervan for £180 at a local garage and I felt that wasn't cheap.

In this case, the disks defiantly did need doing though they were pretty knackered.
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 Cheese Monkey 30 Dec 2017
In reply to elliot.baker:

£35 to £60 in parts depending on quality if you're prepared to get your hands dirty
 Cheese Monkey 30 Dec 2017
In reply to balmybaldwin:

To be fair if they are making grinding noises it's pretty likely the pads are shot at least.
In reply to elliot.baker:

I use RMB in Ambergate.
 balmybaldwin 30 Dec 2017
In reply to Cheese Monkey:

true missed that
 sleavesley 30 Dec 2017
In reply to elliot.baker:

Main dealer will charge £290 http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/owners/repairs.html
To buy the discs and pads from Eurocarparts with the SALE50 code for the next 5 days with Brembo brakes and pads would cost £62.
Cheaper still if you want pagid etc.
Honda genuine parts are expensive https://www.coxmotorparts.co.uk/honda/honda-jazz/2009-2015-jazz/2009-2015-j... looking at £155 for parts alone.

Shouldn’t take longer than a couple of hours at the most (Main issues I had are with the retaining screws which sometimes require a bit of persuading with an impact driver). Other than that straight forward.
Try and find a good independent nearby. But probably still be £150 - £250 region.
cp123 03 Jan 2018
In reply to elliot.baker:

About £60 in parts and an hour's labour if you want to pay a man to do it for you.
 bearman68 07 Jan 2018
In reply to elliot.baker:

Whereabouts are you. Will do it for an hours labour, plus parts. (Discs are normally about £30 each, and pads about the same. (So I guess about £130 or so in total) VAT registered workshop in S Wales, with full warranty etc etc etc.

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