If she actually needs rear pads and rotors, the price doesn't seem excessively high, of course that depends on what kind of vehicle. I just checked Oreilly's and if I were to put rear rotors and pads on my truck, I'd spend roughly $300, so $425 in parts (with the expected markup) and labor doesn't seem too far out of normal.

Now, if they're telling her she needed them when she didn't, that's a whole 'nother issue and absolutely worth a rant.


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