No matter what car, truck, or SUV you drive, replacing brake pads usually isn't cheap. On average, it can run at least $260. Most times, it's $300 or more.

Costs depend, for one, on the GM model. You might get lucky driving a Buick LeSabre, for instance; you can expect typical costs there to be a little better -- between $110 and $140 per axle on average. Drive a Chevy Silverado 1500, however, or a GMC Sierra 1500, and you can expect a little higher bottom line: more than $300 per axle on average, sometimes closer to $375. You might see some of the biggest bills for brake pads for luxury cars like Cadillac CTS; they run between $360 and $400 per axle on average.

Of course, costs can also vary by the kind of brake pads, too -- not only those your vehicle has, sure, but also those it's compatible with. In other words, between organic brake pads, for instance, which many GM cars use, and ceramic, metallic/semi-metallic, or even carbon fiber, which many GM SUVs and sports cars use. (Chevy Camaro, for one, can use either ceramic or semi-metallic brake pads.)

Good thing you came to us here at GM Wholesale Direct for replacements. We've got what you've been looking for; it's OEM-quality, guaranteed to fit, and best of all, we'll save you money -- most of our brake pads are steeply discounted. Not sure how to install them, though? No problem; a certified GM service center can help.

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Brake repairs aren't something you should let go too long; order today, and you'll have the job done in no time. We'll ship fast, anywhere in the US. Contact us with any questions.