Brake caliper, one cost in Toronto

About $350 at an independent shop for a compact SUV, before tax. Most independent shops charge $300 to $400; a dealership is about $520.

Independent shop$350Most charge $300 to $400 · about $148/h
Chain or banner$350Most charge $310 to $400 · about $152/h
Dealership$520Most charge $450 to $590 · about $198/h

Typical prices for a compact SUV in Toronto, North York, Scarborough and Etobicoke, before tax, with typical shop supplies. Early estimate: no local invoices for this work yet. Updated October 2026.

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Brake caliper, one by vehicle type

VehicleIndependentChainDealership
Compact car$300$300$450
Midsize car$320$320$480
Compact SUV$350$350$520
Large SUV or minivan$390$400$600
Pickup truck$440$440$670
Luxury or European$570$570$950

Typical price in Toronto, before tax.

What goes into the price

At an independent shop: about 1.1 hours of labour at around $148 an hour, plus about $160 in parts, for a compact SUV. Includes bleeding that wheel. Dealerships usually charge a higher hourly rate and use the carmaker's own parts.

These are Fixtimate's estimates of what shops typically charge, worked out from hourly rates, the time each job takes and parts prices. A shop's own price can differ: ask for a written estimate, then check it here.