2004 Honda Pilot Rear Brake Pad Replacement Estimate $110-$240+

Need rear brake pads replaced.

Mike Delne

Hi Mike,

This is a simple repair that is relatively cheap and quick. The repair will come down to parts and labor. Here's what you can expect to pay on average:

Parts= $35-$90 depending on the quality of the pads.

Labor= 1-1.5 hours $75-$150 depending on the shop's hourly rate and the skill of the mechanic.

Total= $110-$240+

Changing out your brake pads is on the easier side of the auto maintenance spectrum, and requires minimal tools.

If you don't mind getting a little dirty, I'd suggest trying to do the replacement on your own to save a bundle on labor costs.

Go online and find a tutorial or maintenance guide to download for free. It should provide you with enough information to walk you through the repair without a hitch.

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