How much does it cost to replace a brake caliper on a Jeep?

A single Jeep brake caliper typically costs $250 to $650* to replace, including parts and labor. When a seized caliper has already damaged the pads and rotor, the same-axle repair can reach $750 to $1,800*. Because a sticking caliper affects braking safety, it should be inspected promptly rather than left to worsen.

*Note: Pricing reflects national averages and is for general guidance only, not a quote; local costs vary, so contact us for a brake inspection and a detailed estimate for your Jeep. More information about pricing

Please see our general brake repair page for additional information about our brake services.

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