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It's about a hr worth of labor with air tools. I take a few hours but I have one ton trucks
Why don't you do it yourself. Those cars have floating rotors so its simple. Remove replace. Its a front wheel drive so no packing hub bearings. And the. Pads only require a c clamp or big channel locks to press back the hydraulic piston. Easy peazy and you get to save $100 and learn a bit about your car
That sounds very fair. Keep in mind that even if it takes them 20 minutes, they're going to charge you the full hour. I have never known a shop to pro-rate labor costs. Also keep in mind that in addition to paying the person that's actually working on your car, they also have to pay: rent, utilities, insurance, etc... Plus, they're in business to make a profit.
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