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Wheel Bearing Replacement Cost: Per Wheel Pricing

Wheel bearing replacement typically costs $150 to $900 per wheel including parts and labor, with most drivers landing between $350 and $600. Compact cars sit at the low end, while AWD trucks and luxury models with pressed in hubs run highest. Replacing all four bearings at once can reach $1,400 to $3,200.

Low

$150

Typical

$450

High

$900

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Transmission Replacement Cost: Used, Rebuilt, or New Transmission replacement ranges from $800 for a used unit to $6,000 for a remanufactured transmission on higher-end vehicles, with rebuilt units falling in between at $1,100 to $2,800.

$800–$6,000

Alternator Replacement Cost: What Drivers Actually Pay Alternator replacement typically costs $400 to $1,500, with most drivers paying between $600 and $900 for common vehicle makes, depending on parts quality and engine accessibility.

$400–$1,500

Brake Job Cost: Pads, Rotors, and Full Axle Pricing A brake pad and rotor replacement typically costs $250 to $900 per axle, with a complete four-wheel brake job running $500 to $1,800 depending on vehicle type and parts quality.

$250–$1,800