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I posted about using a friends lift to do a trans service on the 6R80 trans and diff and while doing tire rotation saw I was due for brakes. I complained about RockAuto $86 shipping for MotorCraft pads and rotors all sides. My F150 is only at 65k and it's not a truck it is a family uber with snacks. MC was $450 and a few weeks before arriving from the cheapest place I could get them. Kinda important as only my 11 year old daughter still gets presents. My 14 and 16 year old boys got Iphone upgrades for Christmas. I try to do experiences over material items. Christmas eve we are headed to Gilete in Foxboro for a game (400 round trip) and Jan 1 to Baltimore for a Ravens game (600 round trip).
Mt friend owns a small 2 man shop. He owed me a favor for an issue parking a customer's car by a hydrant overnight. Called me and said I can get you in tomorrow am (which was today) and CarQuest Platinum rotors and pads all around for $303 (no tax collected off his account). I ended up $150 labor for both axles; $454 total. At that price, done.
I figured I'd post up some pics and if I can remember post up a review on how they last and how they feel. Pics below of what was taken off. PowerStop u front seemed to do a lot better with rust than the CarQuest basic pad/rotor combo on the back. At the time I did the front PowerStop I did not believe I needed rears but I did. We had a trip from NY to SC for a baseball tournament in a few days so I grabbed cheapo set for the rear. Bad idea overall but nothing crazy.
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Mt friend owns a small 2 man shop. He owed me a favor for an issue parking a customer's car by a hydrant overnight. Called me and said I can get you in tomorrow am (which was today) and CarQuest Platinum rotors and pads all around for $303 (no tax collected off his account). I ended up $150 labor for both axles; $454 total. At that price, done.
I figured I'd post up some pics and if I can remember post up a review on how they last and how they feel. Pics below of what was taken off. PowerStop u front seemed to do a lot better with rust than the CarQuest basic pad/rotor combo on the back. At the time I did the front PowerStop I did not believe I needed rears but I did. We had a trip from NY to SC for a baseball tournament in a few days so I grabbed cheapo set for the rear. Bad idea overall but nothing crazy.
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