How much should a dealership charge to turn and lube rotors?

Asked by Guru9C5PQR Jul 15, 2021 at 04:14 PM about the 2014 Volkswagen Beetle 1.8T Convertible

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My brakes are squealing but I do not need new brakes

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F_O_R answered 2 years ago

Dealers charge around $150 a hour. They will probably charge you at least 2 hours. Get a quote or better yet stop going to your dealer and go to a good independent shop.

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Justin answered 2 years ago

If brakes are good I would suspect that they have dust between the pads and rotors

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taver91 answered 2 years ago

First option should be to spray some brake cleaner on them. If it continues, change pads to a different material. Turning the rotors will eliminate vibration but typically does nothing for squeaky pads.

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