1999 Plymouth Voyager Brake Hose Replacement Estimate $60-$145+

Brake lines running to back brakes are broken.

Cindi Moriarti

Hi Cindi,

Not sure if your brake hoses are leaking, or if the actual line running from the master cylinder is busted. I'm guessing it's just your hoses that need replacing.

The cost of replacing your brake hose will come down to parts and labor. Here's what you can expect to pay on average:

Parts= $10-$25 depending on the quality of the hose.

Labor= 1-2 hours $50-$120 depending on the shop's hourly rate and the skill of the mechanic.

Total= $60-$145+

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