so, I just took my civic in to get the 8th rear brake replaced, and man, I wasn’t ready for the bill. At the shop, it ran me about 300 bucks total. They quoted me around 200 for parts and labor, but then of course, there’s tax and stuff. Makes ya wonder if they’re charging by the hour or by the cringe, right?
But here’s the thing. A buddy of mine said he did it himself for like 100 bucks. I guess I just don’t have that vibe or tools for DIY. Anyone else try to swap out those brakes and regretted it? I mean, some things you just gotta leave for the pros, ya know?
Anyway, worth it to keep my car safe, but still stings a little.
I remember getting my Civic’s rear brakes done in Toronto it was around 300 bucks and honestly felt a bit steep but hey sometimes you just gotta do it.
Price can vary a lot depending on where you go I guess.
Ive heard it can be quite pricey depending on the shop I got mine done for about 300 in Toronto.
The last shop I tried really took their time.
i remember getting my Civic’s rear brakes done in Toronto last summer cost me around 300 bucks at a shop they really did a solid job but i was kind of dreading the bill at first.
It’s wild how prices vary but i guess its worth it for peace of mind.
Last summer my friend got his Civic’s rear brakes done in Toronto it cost him around 300 bucks at a shop which seemed fair but then again I remember doing mine back in Texas for like 200 I thought shop prices are wild sometimes
Still awesome car just a pain with upkeep sometimes
I’ve heard it can range around 300 to 500 bucks in some places like California.
Last time I went I was blown away.
I ve had the 8th gen Civic for a while now and getting the rear brakes done at a shop in California set me back about 300 bucks. They did a solid job though.
I remember the first time it squeaked I panicked thinking it was something major but nah just brakes needing a change.
A buddy of mine in Chicago just had his Civic’s rear brakes done at the shop. I think it was around 200 bucks. I guess prices can really vary. I’ve heard some shops are a total ripoff.
I ve seen shops in Toronto charging around 300 bucks to replace the eighth gen Civic rear brakes. It’s a bit much but hey gotta keep the car safe right
Last time I did mine I just watched the guy struggle it was funny
I ve had my 8th gen Civic for a bit now and just replaced the rear brakes last month. Took it to a local shop in California and they charged me around 250 bucks. They did a decent job but I remember when it was way less like a few years back. Times sure have changed.
If you’re in Toronto I ve seen prices range from 150 to 300 bucks at decent shops for an 8th-gen Civic rear brake replacement.
Last year I paid around 200 at a local garage and they did a solid job. Just make sure you check reviews because not all places are created equal and you don’t want a half-done job.
I remember when I replaced my Civic’s rear brakes last summer over in Seattle it cost me around 300 bucks at a local shop. They were quick but a bit pricey compared to my buddy’s garage prices. Could be worth it for peace of mind though.
I’ve had my 8th gen Civic for years now and when I needed the rear brakes replaced it cost me around 250 bucks at a shop in Toronto. Not too bad honestly.
That included labor and parts but I coulda gone cheaper if I did it myself. Just depends if you want it done fast or cheap.
I had to swap my Civic’s rear brakes last month in San Diego.
Cost me around 300 bucks at this local shop. Good work but kinda steep ya know.
I had my 08 Civic done at a local shop in Toronto last year and it cost me about 300 bucks it was actually not that bad considering they did the whole brake service.
I ve seen some places charge way more though like up to 500. Just depends on where you go I guess.
I hope it helps some folks out there.
So I got my Civic’s rear brakes done at a shop in Seattle last year. I think I paid around 300 bucks. Honestly it felt a bit steep but they did it quick and my car felt brand new.
I ve heard some places charge less though like around 200 or so if you shop around. Just depends on the shop I guess but I didn’t wanna risk it you know.