Price of Tundra Brakes from wreckers?

[CanadianTRD]

How much should one expect to pay for the 199mm calipers & rotors? I would possibly take the pads if they were OEM and decent...I'm thinking 100/62k KM/miles as a target condition.

Just want to inform myself before I approach a wrecking yard, I do know some reputable ones fortunately.

:thanks:

 

[rickashay]

I paid $75 for mine. Just the calipers and almost brand new pads.

 

[Stick Figure]

Car-Part.com--Used Auto Parts Market

 

[CanadianTRD]

Lol ive been using car-part for many years, unfortunately the wreckers that list in my city RARELY if ever put a price down. Its usually "CALL". If you call them and ask them how much something costs, they will tell you the price for an uneducated part buyer, at least that is the impression i get.

Thanks Rick, it helps! This mod is a must do imo.

 

[Drcoffee]

I don't think the bone yard can legally sell the rotors. The entire set of rotors, calipers and pads were just over $300 shipped for rebuilt calipers. To me it wasn't worth it to buy something used that was already used up. Check out Rockauto.com and get the Wagner Quiet stop pads (ceramic). They are quiet, but most of all clean. My wheels never get dirty from brake dust. And it is hands down the best mod on this truck. This thing can stop on a dime now. Oh and don't forget the speed bleeders. The ones they listed on the website are M10x1.0 33mm. Trust me, get the next longer size 35 or 37mm. The ones they send were too short to seal. I had to buy some locally to replace them. But at rockauto they only cost $7 per pair. retail they are $14/pair.

 

[catalina34]

How much should one expect to pay for the 199mm calipers & rotors? I would possibly take the pads if they were OEM and decent...I'm thinking 100/62k KM/miles as a target condition.

Just want to inform myself before I approach a wrecking yard, I do know some reputable ones fortunately.

:thanks:

Rockitop auto has the 13WL's for 25 a piece.

 

[russ_]

I gave $250 for 13WL calipers, rotors, bolts, lines, and pads from a wrecked '05 TRD Tundra with 33K on it. Everything was in ready to use condition. Did the swap last weekend and am beyond pleased with it. I have more braking power with better pedal feel, and less grabbiness. Plus no pulsing/warped rotor feeling.

 

[CanadianTRD]

I don't think the bone yard can legally sell the rotors. The entire set of rotors, calipers and pads were just over $300 shipped for rebuilt calipers. To me it wasn't worth it to buy something used that was already used up. Check out Rockauto.com and get the Wagner Quiet stop pads (ceramic). They are quiet, but most of all clean. My wheels never get dirty from brake dust. And it is hands down the best mod on this truck. This thing can stop on a dime now. Oh and don't forget the speed bleeders. The ones they listed on the website are M10x1.0 33mm. Trust me, get the next longer size 35 or 37mm. The ones they send were too short to seal. I had to buy some locally to replace them. But at rockauto they only cost $7 per pair. retail they are $14/pair.

I'll look into those Wagners! I loathe :uzi: brake dust

We'll see what I can find...I definitely would prefer a rebuilt caliper to a junked one. May be changing my mind! But those would definitely not be OEM, correct? Or any rebuilt caliper from a part store?

I gave $250 for 13WL calipers, rotors, bolts, lines, and pads from a wrecked '05 TRD Tundra with 33K on it. Everything was in ready to use condition. Did the swap last weekend and am beyond pleased with it. I have more braking power with better pedal feel, and less grabbiness. Plus no pulsing/warped rotor feeling.

Now THAT is a deal I would make, what a find! :thumb3: Exactly why I want to find that exact setup, all OEM for less than all aftermarket. :thumb3: