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How much does it cost to replace the brake pads on a Toyota Camry?
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The cost of replacing the brake pads on a Toyota Camry can vary, but typically falls between $190 and $240 for both the parts and labor. To confirm if a replacement is needed, watch for signs such as slow braking response, a burning smell while driving, or grinding/squeaking noises while braking. It's important to address these issues promptly as driving with faulty brakes poses a serious safety risk to yourself and others on the road.
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I just purchased a set of rear brake pads for $42, then lifted my car, loosened the nuts, and took off the caliper. I compressed the piston, swapped out the old pads for the new ones. It only took me an hour and cost $42. Don't waste $300 paying a lousy mechanic to do it for you. DIY it and show some initiative.
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I recently had the front brake pads replaced on my 2017 Camry, which has 77,000 miles on it. This is the first time I've had to replace the brakes. I noticed my car was pulsating when I stopped, but now it stops smoothly. The total cost for the front brake pads and labor was $298.00.
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I'm wondering about the cost of getting new brakes for my 2019 Camry LE with 15,000 miles. I'm not sure if I need them yet, but could you please provide an estimate for a complete brake job? Thank you so much. You can reach me at 305-606-6271. - Paul Caruso
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The typical price range for replacing brake pads on a Toyota Camry falls between $197 and $249. Labour expenses are expected to be around $87 to $111, with parts costing between $110 and $138. Please note that this estimate does not account for taxes or additional fees.
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