Brake Disc/Rotor Replacement - Delivered
Get your brake rotors/discs replaced around your schedule at your home or office.
REPAIRS AROUND YOUR SCHEDULE
Life’s busy. So why waste your time sitting at a shop? Our brake techs come to you and repair your brakes around your schedule.
TRANSPARENT, AFFORDABLE PRICING
Our upfront, no-obligation brake repair quotes are designed to give you a transparent view into your vehicle’s repair costs.
HAPPINESS GUARANTEED
Our brake techs have decades of combined experience, and all services are backed by our NuBrakes Guarantee.
How Mobile Brake Disc/Rotor Replacement Works
Schedule the most convenient brake service in three easy steps
Get Your Free Repair Quote
Let us know what’s going on with your brakes and we’ll send you a free, no obligation repair quote for your vehicle.
Select Your Repair Date
Select a repair date and time that works around your schedule. We pride ourselves on making it simple for you.
Enjoy Safer, Better Driving
Our brake technicians will ensure that your brakes are ready to hit the road and get you back to driving worry-free!
Brake Disc/Rotor Repair Pricing
Average Job Cost
$150 - $300
Per Axle
It costs an average of $150 - $300 per axle to get brake rotors replaced by a brake shop or mobile mechanic. If you’re shopping for brake rotor replacement, there’s a few factors that you should keep in mind:
- The type of brake shop performing the repair
- The type of rotors being used
- Your vehicle’s manufacturer
- Are other brake services also needed?
Choose The Best Brake Repair Option For You
It’s important to be in tune with your brake rotor repair options and how the type of shop will affect the pricing they offer to you. Dealerships will always be the most expensive option for brake rotor replacement. Traditional brick and mortar repair shops will typically provide more affordable brake repair prices than the dealership. However, mobile brake repair services, like NuBrakes, usually provide the best prices because they have significantly less operational overhead… And not to mention, a much more convenient experience… A true win-win.
Front Brake Rotor Replacement
Traditional Repair Shop
$189 - $319
Dealership
$219 - $389
NuBrakes
$155 - $285
Potential Savings
17 - 40%
Rear Brake Rotor Replacement
Traditional Repair Shop
$189 - $319
Dealership
$219 - $389
NuBrakes
$155 - $285
Potential Savings
17 - 40%
Front and Rear Brake Rotor Replacement
Traditional Repair Shop
$258 - $478
Dealership
$338 - $598
NuBrakes
$275 - $590
Potential Savings
20% - 45%
Types of Brake Rotors Being Used
Although the variation in brake rotors is not as frequently discussed as brake pads when deciding which parts to put on your vehicle, it's important to understand the options you have as rotors are a core component to your vehicle’s braking system. We’ve put together a brief overview on your brake rotor options to help you understand the common types of brake rotors, and the pros and cons of each of them so you can make the best decision for your vehicle. The four types of brake rotors are: Drilled Rotors, Slotted Rotors, Drilled & Slotted Rotors, Blank or Smooth Rotors
Organic Brake Pads
Brake Pad Cost
$
Performance
Low
Noise When Braking
Loud
Wear & Tear On Rotors
Minimal
Brake Dust
Above Average
Semi-Metallic Brake Pads
Brake Pad Cost
$$
Performance
Medium
Noise When Braking
Loudest
Wear & Tear On Rotors
Minimal
Brake Dust
Significant
Ceramic Brake Pads
Brake Pad Cost
$$$
Performance
High
Noise When Braking
Quiet
Wear & Tear On Rotors
Some
Brake Dust
Very Little
Drilled Rotors
Pros
Cons
Slotted Rotors
Pros
Cons
Blank Rotors
Pros
Cons
Brake Rotor Brands
If you’re feeling like it’s time to get new brake rotors put on your vehicle, there’s a few different directions that you can go in regards to the quality and brand of rotors. You may be looking for performance brake rotors, economy brake rotors, or a combination of both. Brake rotors are a vital component on your car or truck and should be given thoughtful consideration when deciding on where to get your brakes repaired and what parts to use.
At NuBrakes, we generally recommend using high-quality, Carquest Wearever Platinum Professional Brake Rotors, which we source from Advance Auto Parts. However, if your vehicle calls for a different type of rotor, we’ll follow the original equipment manufacturer’s recommendation and suggest those brake rotors to you instead. We’ve put together a short list of high-quality brake rotor brands that you might consider:
Brake Parts Brands We Use & Trust
THE MOST CONVENIENT WAY TO REPLACE YOUR BRAKE DISCS/ROTORS.
Our mobile brake repair technicians provide top-rated, certified brake rotor/disc replacements from the comfort of your home or office.
Perks of NuBrakes
We Come To You
Save Up To 40% On Average
Zero Markup On Parts — Ever
ASE Certified Brake Techs
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