just been quoted £191 for new brake pads and discs on my 2003 fiat punto, is this a

• Feb 11, 2013

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Craig

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reasonable price?
this is supposedly not including labour costs, and he said i need new pads and discs because front brakes imbalanced.

 

• Feb 22, 2013

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Frey

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If that excludes labour then it's pretty expensive. Last time I got new pads and discs it was £120 all in.

 

• Apr 15, 2013

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yourfriend

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Sounds expensive.

To be honest you can change these yourself easy to do. Have you searched you to for how to videos?

 

• Apr 26, 2013

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DaveDudish

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If that includes labour then yeah it's pretty reasonable.

 

• May 5, 2013

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martinkeith20

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for the parts i would have thought in the uk an all in price would be no more than 130 quid so a bit pricey is the answer.

 

• May 26, 2013

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EvelynTheModifiedDoge

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Sounds a bit steep for a Punto, especially without labour charges. Is this at Kwik Fit or Halfrauds by any chance?
Parts should be no more than £50, hour and a bit to fit them, plus VAT, shouldn't be much more than £100 to supply and fit from a small local garage.