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Caliper Replacement

Price $175 Per Caliper Time 1.5 Hours

Service Overview

A seized caliper drags the brake constantly — overheating the rotor, wearing one pad to nothing, dragging fuel economy down, and pulling the car under braking.

The job involves the caliper, brake hose inspection, new fluid, full system bleed, and verification that the wheel spins free and brakes evenly.

Signs You Need This Service

Consequences of Ignoring It

Recommended Service Interval

Our recommendation

No fixed interval — calipers fail from corrosion and age, more often in salt-belt states like Indiana.

Price & Time

Price$175 Per Caliper
Estimated completion time1.5 Hours

Deposit: Parts paid before ordering + a $50 labor deposit applied to your final balance.

Final price may vary by distance, vehicle, service details, after-hours requests, emergency availability, or service area minimums.

How location affects pricing

Your listed service price is based on the repair itself. Because we are a mobile service, final pricing may also depend on your distance from our service area, appointment time, urgency, vehicle details, and repair conditions.

  • Within 15 miles$125 minimum service total
  • 15–30 miles$150 minimum service total
  • 30+ milesContact for quote
  • After-hours+$75 when available
  • Emergency / priority+$150 when available

Minimum service totals are not added on top of larger services — they only apply when a fixed-price service is below the minimum for your location. Distance fees typically begin outside our standard 15-mile service area.

Pricing shown is our listed service price — parts and fluids are quoted at cost where applicable, and your exact flat quote is confirmed before any work begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Replace one caliper or both sides?
On older high-mileage vehicles we often recommend pairs for balanced braking; on newer cars a single quality unit is fine. We'll advise honestly.
Is a brake bleed included?
Yes — opening the hydraulic system requires a proper bleed, and it's built into the job.
Loaded caliper or bare?
Loaded calipers (with pads and hardware) often make sense if your pads are part-worn — we'll quote both ways.

We come to you.

Book caliper replacement at your home, workplace or fleet yard — anywhere in the Indianapolis metro. Warranty terms provided in writing when applicable.

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