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Lakeshore Brake Supply

Hello, a front and rear pad and rotor kit for most common cars starts around CA$195. Which make, model and year is your car, and do you need it delivered to Toronto?

Prairie Parts Co

Hi, a single brake caliper for many models is about CA$70 to CA$85 with delivery to Calgary. Could you send your VIN so we can confirm the right fit?

Maple Auto Components

Hello, a rotor and pad set for one axle is about CA$150 in Vancouver, and we ship across the province. Do you prefer original or compatible parts?

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Brake system parts in Canada

A front and rear brake kit with pads and rotors costs about CA$195 to CA$420 in Canada, and a single caliper about CA$70 to CA$85. To see current prices for your exact car, send a request on BlaBlaPrice with your VIN and the part you need.

Approximate prices in Canada, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
TypeScopePrice range
Front and rear pads and rotors, standard kitone car, common modelsCA$195–CA$420
Single brake caliperone wheelCA$70–CA$85
Rotor and pad setone axleCA$145–CA$150
Premium kit for a large SUV or luxury modelfront and rearCA$550–CA$870
Big brake kit, performancefront and rearCA$3,100–CA$6,100

Standards and warranties

Canada's technical standard for light vehicle brake systems sets requirements for the service brake and the associated parking brake, so a replacement part should be specified for your model. Warranties depend on the brand. One major manufacturer's lifetime brake pad warranty covers only the pads, with labour and rotor replacement excluded. Some aftermarket brands give one year on workmanship and material for their brake products.

Fitting and choosing the right part

Brake parts are sold by make, model, year and axle, and some kits are built for one axle only. Check whether the part is original or compatible, and ask the seller to confirm the fit against your VIN. A complete front and rear kit costs more than a rotor set for one axle, so note which axle is worn before you order.

Season and timing

Winter runs from December to February in Canada and is the coldest part of the year, so November is a sensible time to check pads and rotors before the cold months. In Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa, cold and slush make worn brakes more urgent to fix. Vancouver's climate is milder, but wet roads still call for good pads.

What to put in your request

Name the part, the car make, model and year, and the axle. Say whether you want original or compatible parts, and give the part condition, your VIN, the city for delivery and your budget in CA$. Ask whether the price includes delivery and taxes, because a price per kit and a price per caliper are not the same offer.

On BlaBlaPrice you write the part you need in a chat, and a photo can be added. The AI asks for the missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Canada, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with their own offer, including price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. Related parts are listed in car parts and suspension and running gear.

Questions and answers

How much do brake pads and rotors cost in Canada?

A front and rear kit with pads and rotors costs about CA$195 to CA$420 in the listings found. A single caliper is about CA$70 to CA$85, and a rotor and pad set for one axle is about CA$145 to CA$150.

Do I need my VIN to buy the right brake parts?

Yes, it helps. Along with the make, model, year and axle, the VIN lets the seller confirm the fit before you pay.

Is there a warranty on brake parts?

It depends on the brand. A manufacturer's lifetime pad warranty may cover only the pads, and some aftermarket brands give one year on workmanship and material.

Which Canadian standard covers light vehicle brakes?

The technical standard for light vehicle brake systems sets requirements for the service brake and the associated parking brake.

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