OEM Brake Pads

What Does Toyota Brake Pad Replacement Cost on Average?

Replacing the brake pads on your Toyota? It's easy to run up a bill, and fast. That is, on average, they can run you at least $260, and sometimes, up to $300 or more.

Typically, with smaller cars like Toyota Camry, you can expect costs to be a little better -- $260 or so, most of the time. Drive a minivan like Toyota Sienna, though, and you can expect a little worse: around $330, sometimes more.

Of course, cost can also vary according to what kind of brake pads are best for your Toyota. You've got several options -- so, what's the difference between them?

Organic Brake Pads

These are usually the least expensive. They're for everyday driving, and so, a lot of Toyota vehicles use them (think Toyota Highlander). They're dependable, and relatively easy on brake rotors. Plus, they don't produce much dust.

Ceramic Brake Pads

These are more durable, made for diverse weather conditions; you see them in Toyota cars and SUVs like Corolla and RAV4. They're quieter, and their dust isn't as sticky (so it's a little easier on the wheels).

Metallic/Semi-Metallic Brake Pads

These are more resistant to heat and fade, and they feel firmer than other kinds. You also see them in a lot of Toyota performance vehicles (think trucks like Toyota Tacoma).

Carbon-Fiber Brake Pads

These can be the most expensive. That's because not only do they offer the most resiliency, being superior at high temperatures, but also the most stopping power possible. They're mainstays of serious Toyota sports cars and SUVs (for instance, Toyota FJ Cruiser).

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