Front or rear axle
Pads only
$200–$400
Per axle, installed
Fresh brake pads when the existing rotors are still within specification.
- Quality pads matched to your car
- Hardware and caliper service
- Torque to specification
Mobile brake repair.
At your door.
Squealing, grinding or shaking when you stop? Get your brakes checked and repaired in your driveway, with one flat quote before any work.
Serving Mississauga, Oakville, Milton, Brampton and Etobicoke. Parts and labour included in your quote.
Know what the
job includes.
These are typical installed ranges. Your car gets one exact quote, and you approve it before I start.
Front or rear axle
Pads + rotors
$350–$700
Per axle, installed
A complete refresh for one axle when both the pads and rotors need replacing.
- Quality pads and coated rotors
- New hardware and hub cleanup
- Both wheels on the chosen axle
Front and rear axles
All four corners
$700–$1,400
Both axles, installed
Front and rear pads and rotors in one visit when all four corners need attention.
- Pads and rotors, front and rear
- Hardware and hub cleanup
- One quote for the complete job
One axle means two wheels. Front or rear. All four corners means both axles. The condition of the brakes and the parts your car needs determine the final quote.
European car? Pads, premium rotors and a wear sensor typically run $500–$950 per axle. See European car care. Read the full cost breakdown.
Something feel
different when
you brake?
You do not have to diagnose it. Tell me what you hear or feel, when it happens, and what you drive. I will check the cause before recommending parts.
Tell me what is happening- Squealing or grinding when you brake
- Shaking through the wheel or brake pedal
- Pulling to one side while stopping
- A soft pedal or a longer stopping distance
- A brake warning light on the dashboard
Braking feels weak, the pedal sinks, or you hear grinding? Stop driving and park safely. Have the brakes assessed before driving again. Read the brake noise guide.
Measured first.
Replaced when
it is needed.
A brake job starts with checking what is worn. Pads, rotors and calipers work together, so the right repair depends on the whole picture.
I explain what I find, give you a flat quote, and show you the old parts when the work is done.
Other brake work I can assess
Brake calipers, lines, hoses, fluid and master cylinders can also need attention. These are quoted for your car after the cause and scope are confirmed.
- Rotors only, per axle
- $300–$600
- Caliper repair or replacement, each
- $350–$700
- Brake lines and hoses
- $150–$350
- Brake fluid flush and bleed
- $80–$120
- Master cylinder
- $300–$600
Typical ranges, not a diagnosis or a guaranteed quote. Share the vehicle and symptoms to confirm the job.
- Check the condition
Pad wear, rotor thickness and condition, and signs of sticking or leaking calipers. Rotors are not automatically replaced with every set of pads.
- Match the parts to your car
The appropriate pads, rotors and hardware for the vehicle and the agreed repair. No unexplained extras added halfway through.
- Do the repair at your location
Brake work in a suitable driveway or parking area, without leaving your car at a shop. Tell me where it is parked when you request the quote.
- Show you what was done
A plain-English explanation of the repair and the old parts in your hand. You know what your quote covered.
What customers say
Five-star Google reviews, quoted in full.
“Fares did some major repairs on my GTI, including brakes, rear main seal and transmission fluid change. He is professional, capable and courteous. Despite the terrible weather he persevered, and got the job done. Very happy with his work.”Google review, five stars, August 2026
“Fares came by and did the brakes on my 2021 Lexus RX350. I got quoted way more at a shop so I decided to try a mobile mechanic instead. He showed up on time, did the work in my driveway, and everything went smoothly.”Google review, five stars, 2021 Lexus RX350
“Wonderful and quick experience, charged me way less than the dealer and he did the work in my driveway in the cold. I really appreciate all the hard work.”Google review, five stars
All reviews, and every job written up with the real price paid.
Let's get your
brakes sorted.
Send the car, the symptom and where it is parked. You will see a price range, then available time slots. The exact quote is confirmed before work begins.
647-450-0406Prefer a text? Send me your car and the symptom.In Mississauga, Oakville, Milton, Brampton or Etobicoke? Travel is included. For another location, check the service area and travel terms.
Get a flat quote
Your car, your brakes, one clear price.
A few useful
answers.
Have a question about your car? Text Fares.
Do I need new rotors every time I change the pads?
Not automatically. I measure rotor thickness and check their condition before recommending replacement. If they are within specification and suitable for reuse, I will tell you. The quote reflects what the car actually needs.
What is included in the price?
The published ranges include the parts and labour listed for that job. Your exact flat quote depends on the vehicle, the parts and the condition of the brakes. You approve that number before work begins. Any additional work is discussed first.
Can you repair brakes in my driveway?
Yes. Brake pads and rotors are regular mobile jobs. Send your vehicle, location and symptoms so I can confirm the job and a suitable place to work. I serve Mississauga, Oakville, Milton, Brampton and Etobicoke, with other locations assessed before booking.
Can I drive with grinding brakes or a soft pedal?
Do not keep driving if braking feels weak, the pedal sinks, or you hear grinding. Park safely and have the brakes assessed. Tell me what you are experiencing and where the car is; the next step depends on the condition of the car.
Do you work on European cars?
Yes. BMW, Audi, Mercedes and other European brake jobs are quoted for the specific vehicle. The published typical range for European pads, premium rotors and a wear sensor is $500–$950 per axle, installed.
I already bought performance brake parts. Can you install them?
Yes, suitable brake upgrades are offered as an installation service. Send the vehicle and a link to the exact parts so I can check fitment and quote the installation. Big brake kits and other brake upgrades have their own service pages.
More on your brakes.
Brake job costs in Ontario Mobile brake repair costs in Mississauga Signs you need new brakes Pads and rotors: the cost breakdown What that brake noise could mean A documented GTI repair, including all four brakes
Upgrading instead of replacing?Already have performance pads, a big brake kit or braided lines? Send a link to your parts for a fitment check and installation quote.