Rear brake pads and rotors cost in Toronto

About $500 at an independent shop for a compact SUV, before tax. Most independent shops charge $440 to $570; a dealership is about $690.

Independent shop$500Most charge $440 to $570 · about $148/h
Chain or banner$500Most charge $440 to $570 · about $152/h
Dealership$690Most charge $600 to $780 · 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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Rear brake pads and rotors by vehicle type

VehicleIndependentChainDealership
Compact car$440$450$610
Midsize car$480$490$670
Compact SUV$500$500$690
Large SUV or minivan$550$550$760
Pickup truck$620$640$880
Luxury or European$750$760$1,140

Typical price in Toronto, before tax.

What goes into the price

At an independent shop: about 1.5 hours of labour at around $148 an hour, plus about $260 in parts, for a compact SUV. One axle. Pads, two rotors, hardware. Dealerships usually charge a higher hourly rate and use the carmaker's own parts.

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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.