Brake pad replacement

Type front, rear, and labour. 280 + 220 + 150 gives 650,00. 320 + 0 + 180 gives 500,00. 190 + 160 + 0 gives 350,00. Field b is rear, not quantity.

Not price times quantity. The calculator adds front, rear, and labour. Field b is the rear axle. Battery replacement next door multiplies price by quantity.

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How it works

Brake pad replacement in this calculator is front plus rear plus labour. 280 + 220 + 150 = 650. The result is 650,00, with a comma and two places. 320 + 0 + 180 gives 500,00. 190 + 160 + 0 gives 350,00. No currency in the number.

Field a is the front pads. Field b is the rear pads, not a quantity. The labour field is the service line. 320 and an empty rear plus 180 give 500,00. Zero at the rear does not multiply the front.

Discs, fluid, and shoes do not enter. 280 and 220 are numbers you type. A shop with discs can charge more than 650,00. Type other figures then.

Battery replacement next door runs price × quantity + labour. Here the sum of three amounts. 650,00 is not the product 280 × 220.

Type 280, 220, and 150, then Calculate. A comma in 280.5 parses. Zero in every field leaves 0,00. A sketch from three amounts, not a dealer quote.

280 + 220 + 150 gives 650,00. 320 + 0 + 180 gives 500,00. 190 + 160 + 0 gives 350,00. Another rear figure at 280 changes the result.

Formula

cost = front + rear + labour

How to use

  1. Type the front pads, for example 280.
  2. Type the rear pads, for example 220. That is an axle, not a quantity.
  3. Type labour, for example 150. Click Calculate. The result is 650,00.
  4. 320 + 0 + 180 give 500,00. 190 + 160 + 0 give 350,00.
  5. Type discs into one of the amounts if you want. The calculator does not guess a dealer.

280 + 220 + 150 = 650,00

Cost = front + rear + labour. 280 + 220 + 150 gives 650,00. Field b is rear.

pads
The axle sum plus labour. 280 + 220 + 150 shows 650,00. Not a product.
front
Field a. 320 at rear 0 and labour 180 gives 500,00.
rear
Field b, not quantity. 160 at 190 and labour 0 gives 350,00.

Examples

Example 1

  • front 280
  • rear 220
  • labour 150

650,00

What pad cost at 280 + 220 + 150? 650,00. Axle sum, not price times quantity.

Example 2

  • front 320
  • rear 0
  • labour 180

500,00

What cost at 320 + 0 + 180? 500,00. An empty rear does not multiply the front.

Example 3

  • front 190
  • rear 160
  • labour 0

350,00

What cost at 190 + 160 + 0? 350,00.

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Common questions

What pad cost at 280 + 220 + 150?

650,00. 280 + 220 + 150 = 650. Two places, no currency.

What about 320 + 0 + 180?

500,00. An empty rear does not multiply 320.

What about 190 + 160 + 0?

350,00. 190 + 160 + 0 = 350.

Is field b a quantity?

No. The second field is the rear-axle pad cost. The formula adds three amounts: front, rear, and labour.

Is the result 650 with a currency?

No. The calculator shows 650,00. It does not append a currency.

Is 150 dealer labour?

No. You type labour. A workshop can differ.

Do discs enter 650,00?

Not by themselves. Add them to front, rear, or labour.

How is this different from battery replacement?

There, 450 × 1 + 80. Here 280 + 220 + 150 stays 650,00.

Does a comma in 280.5 work?

Yes. 280.5 + 220 + 150 gives another sum than 650,00.

Knowledge sources

Use, cost or emissions come from your numbers. Below are FuelEconomy.gov, EPA and SI terms.

Page updated in 2026.